Rough Justice

Rough Justice
ISBN-10
1901388468
ISBN-13
9781901388466
Series
Rough Justice
Category
Erotic stories
Pages
253
Language
English
Published
1999
Author
Sam Hastings

Description

Detective Constable - and secretly submissive damsel in distress - Susan MacQuillan achieves promotion to her dream post - Inspector in the Carapine Islands, but on arrival reality proves very far from what she had imagined. The locals treat her with a friendly contempt that quickly leads to a bare bottom spanking over the local matriarch's knee. Nor do the local criminals - a drug cartel - treat her with any more respect, viewing her body as a toy and her determination to bring them to justice as a joke. Only when she destroys one of their boats do they begin to take her seriously, and things take on a much darker complexion.

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