The Bagatelle Club

In 1955, pretty and virginal orphan Abigail Wright, raised by a country vicar and his wife, finds work in London as a maid at the exclusive Bagatelle Club, where respectable men go to enjoy their mutual passion for gaming. Too late Abigail discovers that being a Bagatelle Girl means sacrificing both her freedom and her clothes. Named after playing cards, the club girls are both playing pieces and prizes in perverse parodies of everyday games.

Abigail is shocked and repulsed, but already she has fallen under the power of the club and she cannot expose them without ruining herself and those she loves. So she consents to serve out a monthlong trial in the club as card girl Seven of Hearts. During that time she will be kept collared and naked without any privacy under the strict mastery of the Jackies who manage the lower numbered card girls.

On her first day in the club Abigail loses her virginity to the winner of a game of pinball, with herself as a naked component in the machine. Over the following weeks she plays on an electrified gaming board, gets turned into a living pin in a skittle alley, participates in a Pussy Joust, couples with other sex pets and for the experiences lesbian passions for the first time. She becomes a piece in Roller Girl Bagatelle, races as a mechanical ponygirl, plays naked croquet, become the flesh target in a painful darts game, and plays her intimate and shameful part on a living golf course.

It is all total perverted and corrupt, of course, and Abigail knows all the members who use her, who hide behind masks and their assumed club names, are wicked men. And yet she keeps having what she learns are intense orgasms that often cause her to faint with pleasure. Confused, humiliated and degraded, can Abigail survive her trial month in the Club and keep her faith?