The Checkpoint: Book One

Pretty but naïve Rachel Langford is stopped at Checkpoint One, located in the city of Strakensburg, which guards part of the border between the tiny rival European states of Barovia and Nove Kraznic. An intimate search of her person revels that Rachel was carrying extremist literature and contraband, which she knows nothing about, but which is a serious crime with far reaching implications. To prove her innocence and to spare her friends and relatives from shameful suspicion, Rachel consents to trial by sexual ordeal under the medieval Barovian code of “permezatenci”, which means “permitted defilement”. This entails Rachel enduring three weeks of severe physical ordeals and intimate and cruel sexual degradations.

Kept in the prison dungeons under Checkpoint One, Rachel is dominated by masterful Captain Kubeck; fat Sergeant Hodza, who looks after naked female captives, both domestic and foreign; and Assistant Interrogator Ivanka Stefanik, who likes women more than men. Rachel is also visited in the cells by hooded men assessing her case, who use different painful and degrading devices to test her resolve to its limits. Only the blessed relief of orgasm after orgasm helps her endure her trials.

Rachel suffers both in the dungeons and ancient castle gardens at the hands of anonymous men who use, misuse, and humiliate her in every way imaginable, as they attempt to break her will. Each day she must protest her innocence, or else be investigated internationally as a potential extremist. And yet each day she also feels herself slipping ever deeper into the life of a submissive sexual plaything, who only craves even more bondage, suffering, and strict mastery.