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By Judicial Decree
- Narrated by: Rick McFadden
- Length: 3 hrs and 29 mins
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By Judicial Decree
Narrated by:
Rick McFadden
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Publisher's Summary
Set in a world where the old Roman laws permitting enslavement for debt were never repealed, By Judicial Decree is the story of two women enslaved by court order who fall into the hands of a cruel, demanding master.
Elenora Riley, a beautiful, innocent 18-year-old, and Olivia Addison, an equally lovely 20-something aristocratic housewife, are purchased by slave agent Quentin Scales for the cold, sadistic Caine. Both women discover how Caine's cruel, unrelenting methods take them to heights of erotic pleasures they never knew were possible.
©2017 Commander James Bondage (P)2018 Commander James Bondage
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