Susan: Pet Shop Sex Slave 3

by Pat Powers

Susan Nutall didn't give a damn about the second Civil War. It was all politics and men posturing, and it bored her. It was not her business. But when the war rolled through the little hamlet of Sunny Dell, Kentucky, she found herself captured, bound, hooded, stripped naked and kept chained up in a train with a lot of other captives she couldn't see but could hear. She was raped several times on her journey by unseen men.
The war had come to Susan, like it or not.
And that was just the beginning of Susan's ordeal. Chosen by an unseen man for Pet Shop training, Susan found herself caged, treated like a sex animal, trained to perform sexually by relentless lesbian dominatrixes, then gang raped by men. Men who made explicit videos of the war captives being sexually degraded to be put on the Web to torment the men on the other side. Susan’s degradation was now a matter of public record.
Worst of all, Susan found herself responding sexually to her treatment. Something deep inside her really enjoyed all the forced sex, all the rape, all the bondage and degradation and humiliation. Susan had no idea she had feelings like that. It was a hard thing to come to terms with in the best conditions. Under these conditions, it was impossible.
It was all awful, and it broke Susan psychologically, as intended. Susan became what her captors intended her to be, a sex animal to be used any way whoever held her leash liked. Sold by the Pet Shops she became a slave whore to whoever owned her, broken and used at will.
Will Susan spend the rest of her days as a sexual pet and slave whore, broken and used endlessly? Or will she rediscover her humanity in a way she could never have imagined would happen? You’ll have to read this 23,000 word novella to find out.

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Published November 1, 2024

About the author

Pat Powers may not be the most interesting man in the world, but when he writes about himself in the third person, he tries to make people think so.

A former sex droid designer and professional cyclist, he had an epiphany after winning the Tour de France for the third time. He realized that writing erotica was a lot easier than bicycling up mountains. (Riding down mountains is actually easier than writing erotica, but much more physically dangerous.) Powers decided to write erotica for his own comfort and safety and the enjoyment of his many thoroughly satisfied readers.

And the rest, as they say, is history. Powers has become the most famous unknown author in his genre, and has amassed a fortune in words.