The Physician

by Bill Smith

What if finding your next gardener, chauffer, maid, or even romp in the sack was just a few blocks away at the auction house? In a modern day setting of stud farms, slave training facilities, and total sexual humiliation, it’s a definite possibility.
The Physician, condemned to slavery for life, has never before taken notice of the slaves around him. Purchased by two of his former clients and forced to work, and fuck, for his survival, he is beginning to understand how demeaning (fulfilling?) life as a slave can be.

181 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 1, 2011

About the author

Bill Smith worked his way through undergraduate school firing steam locomotives on the railroad, then paid for graduate school as a dormitory resident advisor. Three years later, he was the acting chief of television for a branch of the Air Force in Washington, then acting assistant to the under secretary of a federal department. He was the founding executive director of a state wide public broadcasting network, a founder of a seventeen state public broadcasting system, and the recipient of the George Foster Peabody Award.

See more books by Bill Smith at www.bsmithbooks.com

Reviews

[Joanna · Rating 4 out of 5]

So I read this and The Firm. I guess I'm a Bill Smith fan? Is this disturbing? They turned up in the library's little used book store.