Servant Boy

by Anna Ritter

This is the aftermath of a world where men are a tiny minority. A plague wiped out the vast majority of the male population, leaving just a few survivors. The women, however, were untouched. So now they are in charge. As they put the pieces of society back together, they have decided there will be a new order. Women will rule, and men will obey. This is the world where James finds himself. Before the virus spread through the population, he had been a powerful executive. Women were eager to please him, but now he is nothing but a servant. He works under one Stephanie. Her word is his law. If she tells them to do something, then he must obey. If he tries to argue or resist, then he’ll be punished. She can do whatever she wants with him. If he’s very lucky, she might decide to take him home, to keep him as a beloved pet. If not, she can punish him over and over until his will is utterly broken. She can do whatever she likes with him; after all, that’s a woman’s prerogative in this new world. Please be This is a story about the sexual subjugation of men. If you aren’t interested in this kind of content, please do not read this title. If you are interested in a novel about female supremacy across a modern city, check out When Women Rule.

31 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 18, 2018

Reviews

[Eszter · Rating 2 out of 5]

The idea itself was great. However I found the characters very bland, very lifeless. Although the sentences told me "yes, I am your slave", "yes, I own you", I just didn't feel any of this. If anything, it was a story of "what if women behaved exactly like men". Not the promised "women in charge in a womanly way".

[Ron Books · Rating 3 out of 5]

Great story. Not a book.

I really enjoyed reading this but it was a too short for my taste. One two three four five six.