Iron Kingdom

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A companion to the "Irontown" series set in an alternate England. The ideas of the radical Victorian engineer and freethinker W. S. Rowland that first developed in the "Irontown" of Shackleswell were gradually adopted by the whole country in the second half of the Nineteenth Century. By 2016 the Iron Kingdom, as it is sometimes known, is a patriarchy where nude women in factories are merged with machines and managed by scientifically applied pain and pleasure, where female sex slavery is normal and female criminals are made to pay for their crimes with their bodies, and their naked public exposure and suffering is held up as an example to others... It is under the threat of such penalties that pretty Annabel Silversmith commits a crime to defy her parents and to consummate her love for young handsome Daniel Reamerson. But her plan goes horribly wrong and she is stripped of her clothes and her rights and has a flesh part name Button 218 stamped on her body. Punished by the police she is then sold as slave on a ninety-day warrant to the enigmatic and powerful Howard Chandler, an older man with strict views about obedience and correct female behaviour. The warrant gives him the legal right to do virtually anything he wants to her. He turns Annabel into an item of living executive baggage, parades her naked on the streets on a leash, keeps her in a custom built slave room, takes her virginity from her, makes her his rubber harnessed slave pet and punishes her severely for disobedience. To make her a better slave Chandler has Annabel work in public as a naked rubbish bin girl, model and demonstrate bondage and restraint baggage naked in a shop window, serve as a naked porter in an exclusive hotel where her carnal services can be bought by a mere phone call to the front desk and carry his gear on a erotic naked hiking holiday in Cornwall. But Annabel's past is catching up with her and she is made to confront it in an acutely embarrassing fashion which ends with her life being turned upside down. Can she ever overcome the shameful things she has been made to do after her sentence is complete? Will she ever know happiness again, or might she find love where she least expects it?