Eunuch Island: Where Women Rule and Men Obey

by Scarlett Redd

This book contains descriptions of female domination, forced feminization, bondage, and discipline. Randy had it plenty of money, a thriving business, and lots of friends. But Randy didn't treat women with respect. That's what brought him under the eye of Victoria, a stern female who dominates men for fun and profit. Victoria kidnaps Randy and sends him to her secret tropical island, where he is forced to become a feminized sissy. Will Randy escape before it's too late? Or is he destined to be a slave to powerful women forever? Read Eunuch island and find out. Victoria Marlowe is one of Amazon's top authors of femdom, forced feminization, and BDSM narratives. She is also a San Francisco-based dominatrix. Her works are based on her real-life experiences with a select group of clients, who eagerly submit to her strict forms of discipline.

87 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 15, 2015

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Reviews

[Anne Mouse · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesting story as Randy is such a nasty piece of work at the start that you feel compelled to cheer as he is feminised. Yet as things progress we have to be on the side of Number 2336 and then Jennifer as she is trained as a sissy slave.

[Shaun Putaine · Rating 3 out of 5]

Extreme but good story, unfortunately poorly edited.

To begin with, this story is fairly extreme if you're not into extreme femdom and forced feminization I would recommend a pass. If you do enjoy those themes you would probably like this story.

The main character is fairly well developed and interesting. The scenes are described fairly well. The erotic scenes are pretty well done but again some of them are quite extreme. The dominant women in this book are not the friendly loving type. There is an overriding female supremacy theme throughout the story as well.


You may notice that all of my 'well dones' above are qualified with 'fairly' or 'pretty'. That's kind of my takeaway from this book, it's good but not great.

My main criticism of this book is that it is very poorly edited and formatted. These problems were quite distracting and really took away from the story.