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Slavehampton Book 2: Summer
The mystery of the vast alien craft that hover above the bucolic playgrounds of the rich and famous continues to bedevil the Southampton Town Police. Powerful figures fear their summer plans may be disrupted. But our girl Erin has other concerns. She must navigate her new life as a captive servant, a slave in all but name, property of the family that bought her for their son, and plaything to all who encounter her or ask for her.
Navigating this new life will not be easy for her, but much is at stake. Perhaps more than she knows. Aside from the day to day travails of being passed around and treated in humiliating fashion, she must also learn her place in society, and this society is quite different from the one she willingly left.
And what do the ships have to do with a dead senator, a media mogul, and a German family grieving their lost son? Continue the saga of Slavehampton in this, the second book in the series.
Warning: This book is meant for adults only and contains sexual situations as well as spankings and other elements of consensual power exchange and BDSM. If such material offends you, please do not buy this book.
Navigating this new life will not be easy for her, but much is at stake. Perhaps more than she knows. Aside from the day to day travails of being passed around and treated in humiliating fashion, she must also learn her place in society, and this society is quite different from the one she willingly left.
And what do the ships have to do with a dead senator, a media mogul, and a German family grieving their lost son? Continue the saga of Slavehampton in this, the second book in the series.
Warning: This book is meant for adults only and contains sexual situations as well as spankings and other elements of consensual power exchange and BDSM. If such material offends you, please do not buy this book.
184 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 14, 2026
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Erik Svalbard
20 books9 followersErik is the author of Spanked for a New Roof, and the Captive Cruise Companion, Spanked on the Rails, and Adult Dreams series. He works as a technologist but prefers to spend his time writing kinky stories.
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April 30, 2026
reviewed the first book of this series and I said at the time that the book was Svalbard's best so far. For this book I did something I seldom ever do: I sat down and read the first volume before reading book two. My opinion is unchanged.
Svalbard acknowledges the debt he owes to Badger Therese, author of "Female Recreational." And, indeed, this work is set in the type of world familiar to Badger fans: A world much like our own except that slavery is legal and wealthy families might purchase a nubile girl for the use of the son and other members of the family.
In this book, the slave in question is Erin, an 18 y/o girl whose father has disappeared which has led to her mother falling into depression, alcoholism, and a series of relationships with loser men. So, at age 16, Erin makes a bad decision: She shoplifts something nice which she can't afford. That offense comes back to haunt her two years later when; after running off to New Tork City, she is hungry and desperate enough to take the opportunity to steal a wallet from a rich guy.
Which leads to her immediate sentencing to lifetime enslavement.
She is bought by an apparently nice affluent family (who live in the Hamptons) as a plaything for the teenage son. Which turns out to be problematic.
Svalbard does an excellent job of describing Erin, her personality, how she fits into the family and the teenage milieu, and how her desire to have something of her own leads her to one disaster after another.
Not only does Svalbard brilliantly develop Erin, but he also does a great job depicting the other characters. And his evocative descriptions powerfully show us the multiple settings in which the story takes place.
And, oh, did I mention the (apparently) alien spacecraft that are circling overhead? Or the German seasonal worker who, under the influence of some mysterious force, murders a US Senator?
This is part 2 of what is already a great novel. I can hardly read the rest of the story. Svalbard has a number of works that have come out since "Slavehampton." But so far as I've read, this is his best and will be hard to top. If you're a fan of intelligent well written "slave girl" erotica, or even of beautiful and empathetic storytelling, you need to buy this book.
Svalbard acknowledges the debt he owes to Badger Therese, author of "Female Recreational." And, indeed, this work is set in the type of world familiar to Badger fans: A world much like our own except that slavery is legal and wealthy families might purchase a nubile girl for the use of the son and other members of the family.
In this book, the slave in question is Erin, an 18 y/o girl whose father has disappeared which has led to her mother falling into depression, alcoholism, and a series of relationships with loser men. So, at age 16, Erin makes a bad decision: She shoplifts something nice which she can't afford. That offense comes back to haunt her two years later when; after running off to New Tork City, she is hungry and desperate enough to take the opportunity to steal a wallet from a rich guy.
Which leads to her immediate sentencing to lifetime enslavement.
She is bought by an apparently nice affluent family (who live in the Hamptons) as a plaything for the teenage son. Which turns out to be problematic.
Svalbard does an excellent job of describing Erin, her personality, how she fits into the family and the teenage milieu, and how her desire to have something of her own leads her to one disaster after another.
Not only does Svalbard brilliantly develop Erin, but he also does a great job depicting the other characters. And his evocative descriptions powerfully show us the multiple settings in which the story takes place.
And, oh, did I mention the (apparently) alien spacecraft that are circling overhead? Or the German seasonal worker who, under the influence of some mysterious force, murders a US Senator?
This is part 2 of what is already a great novel. I can hardly read the rest of the story. Svalbard has a number of works that have come out since "Slavehampton." But so far as I've read, this is his best and will be hard to top. If you're a fan of intelligent well written "slave girl" erotica, or even of beautiful and empathetic storytelling, you need to buy this book.
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