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From Courtroom to Crib Book 2: A Dark Regression Tale
This isn’t about justice.
This is revenge.
Vanessa Sinclair once stood in heels behind a prosecution table and shattered lives with nothing but her voice. Nathaniel Donovan was one of them. She humiliated him in court. Stripped him of power. Made sure the only thing he left with was a number and a ten-year sentence.
Now it’s her turn.
Not through the system. Through something slower. Softer.
He doesn’t want a verdict—he wants obedience.
When Book 2 begins, Vanessa has already lost her clothes. Her job. Her name.
She’s been renamed Grace, dressed in pastel pinks, and locked away in a crib. She’s fed in a high chair. Changed when wet. Rewarded with praise that makes her skin crawl.
The new name came softly—stitched in white thread over pink cotton. Whispered during feedings. Sung during bath time. Written on the tags of clothes she didn’t choose.
It wasn’t forced.
That would have been easier.
No, they smiled when they said it.
They cooed. They praised. They made it sound safe.
That’s what made it dangerous.
Vanessa repeats her old name in her head like a mantra. Traces it silently on the sheets.
But every soft command, every pastel onesie folded into her drawer, works against her. The world around her doesn’t recognize Vanessa anymore. It only smiles when Grace obeys.
And she’s starting to obey.
That’s the horror of it.
Not the punishment. Not the crib. Not even the diapers.
It’s the way they make her forget—gently.
It’s the way Grace starts to feel easier than Vanessa.
Book 2 follows Vanessa’s first days inside the new world they’ve built for her.
A crib instead of a bed.
Bottles instead of lattes.
Diapers instead of dignity.
She isn’t beaten. She’s cared for.
Not punished—retrained.
And every part of the process is designed to rewrite her from the inside out.
The routines—those soft, sweet, suffocating routines—start to wear her down.
This isn’t about diapers.
Or cribs.
Or obedience.
It’s about the deliberate erasure of woman into girl,
girl into baby,
baby into obedience dressed as innocence.
By the end of Book 2, Vanessa is fading.
But deep beneath the bows and blush and shame, something is still alive.
A memory. A name. A promise.
She hasn’t said the words.
She hasn’t called him Daddy.
And Nate still hasn’t won.
Not yet.
Book 2 in a four-part psychological thriller series chronicling one woman’s slow unraveling—and the man determined to rewrite her, rule by rule, until all that remains is the sweet little girl he always knew she could be.
This is revenge.
Vanessa Sinclair once stood in heels behind a prosecution table and shattered lives with nothing but her voice. Nathaniel Donovan was one of them. She humiliated him in court. Stripped him of power. Made sure the only thing he left with was a number and a ten-year sentence.
Now it’s her turn.
Not through the system. Through something slower. Softer.
He doesn’t want a verdict—he wants obedience.
When Book 2 begins, Vanessa has already lost her clothes. Her job. Her name.
She’s been renamed Grace, dressed in pastel pinks, and locked away in a crib. She’s fed in a high chair. Changed when wet. Rewarded with praise that makes her skin crawl.
The new name came softly—stitched in white thread over pink cotton. Whispered during feedings. Sung during bath time. Written on the tags of clothes she didn’t choose.
It wasn’t forced.
That would have been easier.
No, they smiled when they said it.
They cooed. They praised. They made it sound safe.
That’s what made it dangerous.
Vanessa repeats her old name in her head like a mantra. Traces it silently on the sheets.
But every soft command, every pastel onesie folded into her drawer, works against her. The world around her doesn’t recognize Vanessa anymore. It only smiles when Grace obeys.
And she’s starting to obey.
That’s the horror of it.
Not the punishment. Not the crib. Not even the diapers.
It’s the way they make her forget—gently.
It’s the way Grace starts to feel easier than Vanessa.
Book 2 follows Vanessa’s first days inside the new world they’ve built for her.
A crib instead of a bed.
Bottles instead of lattes.
Diapers instead of dignity.
She isn’t beaten. She’s cared for.
Not punished—retrained.
And every part of the process is designed to rewrite her from the inside out.
The routines—those soft, sweet, suffocating routines—start to wear her down.
This isn’t about diapers.
Or cribs.
Or obedience.
It’s about the deliberate erasure of woman into girl,
girl into baby,
baby into obedience dressed as innocence.
By the end of Book 2, Vanessa is fading.
But deep beneath the bows and blush and shame, something is still alive.
A memory. A name. A promise.
She hasn’t said the words.
She hasn’t called him Daddy.
And Nate still hasn’t won.
Not yet.
Book 2 in a four-part psychological thriller series chronicling one woman’s slow unraveling—and the man determined to rewrite her, rule by rule, until all that remains is the sweet little girl he always knew she could be.
104 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 15, 2025
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About the author
Abby McGee
50 books7 followersNothing turns Abby McGee on more than writing about rebellious, defiant women getting what they deserve through humiliating spankings and increasingly naughty punishments.
She may enjoy seeing the occasional man or couple put through the wringer as well.
After decades of daydreams and dirty fantasies, Abby decided to put pen to paper and has been churning out page after page of scintillating smut ever since.
A few themes that Abby fantasizes over and frequently writes about:
Spanking | Humiliation | BDSM | ABDL | ENF | CMNF | CFNF | DDLG| MDLG | Demotion | Role Reversal | Ageplay | Petplay | Discipline | Diaper Punishment | Bondage | Submission |
She may enjoy seeing the occasional man or couple put through the wringer as well.
After decades of daydreams and dirty fantasies, Abby decided to put pen to paper and has been churning out page after page of scintillating smut ever since.
A few themes that Abby fantasizes over and frequently writes about:
Spanking | Humiliation | BDSM | ABDL | ENF | CMNF | CFNF | DDLG| MDLG | Demotion | Role Reversal | Ageplay | Petplay | Discipline | Diaper Punishment | Bondage | Submission |
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June 22, 2025
Book 2 continues with very imaginative, descriptive scenes of diaper discipline used to control our female captive. It is on the darker side of age-play, but that is why I enjoyed reading it. The author does a good job of getting you into the mind of the characters and that makes all the difference in my opinion. Very well done for those of us liking total power control stories with ABDL at it’s core.
December 11, 2025
This is part of a four book series. I enjoy stories about women getting spanked and the diaper part got me curious. Since they were fairly short I went ahead and bought the first two books. This book is heavy into the psychological aspect of a woman being forced to wear diapers and be treated like a baby. Vanessa is a prosecutor fear by her peers and respected by judges. She is considered a shark. Vanessa is sent a card with just one word and an address on it. She goes way out on some road to a big building. Once inside she enters a room. After being there for a while she is drugged. Wakes up to find herself nude and strapped down. The next thing you know she is wearing a diaper and told this is her life. As time goes by you get her thoughts on dealing with being made to wear a diaper and use it. Sleeping in a crib and eating in a high chair. The big problem I had was she was broken too quickly. Sure she yells and cusses. Protests that they can't do this to her but she doesn't really put up much resistance. In the first twenty four hours she is starting to think she will have to live this way from now on. The author really never describes what Vanessa looks like. Like how tall she is for example. We are told the nanny picks her up and helps her into the crib. And easily holds her when she spanks her so we have to assume the nanny is really huge or Vanessa who now is told her name is Grace is very small. Vaneesa/Grace never really tries to escape. She never trys to push the nanny aside and runout the door. She is humiliated to wear the diaper and keep the pacifier in her mouth but doesn't really fight that hard against it. I would think a strong willed person would fight for days before they start to give up. When she is getting spanked, she doesn't try to get away. The first day she goes between making threats and begging, By the third she starts aceepting it with no resistance at all. This is way too fast a fall for s0meone who was suppose to be such a shark such a powerful figure to others around them. I may try to give another book by this writer a chance but I think I am done with this series.
January 12, 2026
just outstanding
This entire series of books is among the best
“ diaper domination “ genre I have EVER read ( and I have read a LOT!) Ms McGee has a unique gift of both pacing and dialogue
As. Big sissy myself I try to put myself in place of Gracie as I suck on my pacifier and listen to the crinklyof my plastic sheets
My only wish ( as old school ABDL) would be that Ms McGee put her “ heroines “ in diapers AND plastic pants
This entire series of books is among the best
“ diaper domination “ genre I have EVER read ( and I have read a LOT!) Ms McGee has a unique gift of both pacing and dialogue
As. Big sissy myself I try to put myself in place of Gracie as I suck on my pacifier and listen to the crinklyof my plastic sheets
My only wish ( as old school ABDL) would be that Ms McGee put her “ heroines “ in diapers AND plastic pants
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