Captives of Castle Grymwald

In 1955 in the middle of Europe, Audrey Meredith and Charlotte Purcell chance to meet up in the little town of Gadhausen in Salzstein, a small country situated between Austria and Germany, and soon to regain its independence. The women, both attractive, intelligent and independent, are drawn to each other. But Salzstein is both more conservative and more perverse than they had imagined: especially when it comes to women discovered having a lesbian romance.
The local police, encouraged by Karl Hermann who is a businessman with ruthless political ambitions, want to deal strictly with Audrey and Charlotte. They face a naked lashing and multiple “shaftings” for their crime, and perhaps even the ruination of their careers if their secret natures are made public. But then they are rescued by an unexpected saviour: Helga, Countess of Grymwald. To satisfy the law, she undertakes to punish them in a less public fashion and perhaps save their reputations. They have no choice but to accept imprisonment in her castle where numerous medieval torments are inflicted upon them.
They are told that to save themselves they must learn to revere the power of the male member and submit to it. And so, they are collared and chained and spanked and caned; made to ride intimate hobbyhorses, kept in bondage frames, run as ponygirls, given a unique riding lesson they will never forget, put on display as living table decorations and do humiliating acts of penance for their “sins”.

But perhaps Countess Helga herself has her own dark secrets. And Hermann has not yet given up on making Audrey and Charlotte his cause celebre and means to power. And so, they become naked pawns in a dangerous struggle where both their bodies and new-found love are tested to their limits.