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Who can judge a person’s reactions during stress situations? The prisoner of war who gives in to his captors’ demands, the kidnapped heiress who joins forces with her abductors— both must act without past experience to guide them. The end result can be either a very negative or a positive experience.
In LASH THE LIBRARIAN! Annabelle Jackson finds herself in just such a situation. Held captive, then degraded and forced to perform abnormal sexual acts, she nonetheless finds within herself hidden resources, a strength of character she never realized she had.
Annabelle Jackson suffers through an unspeakably horrible experience, but she comes through with her sensibilities intact, knowing she is more of a woman.
“Well, I guess that’s all right, Mrs. Benson,” Annabelle Jackson said hesitantly. She looked around the library as if somebody might over hear her. It was quiet, late Friday afternoon and there weren’t many people around.
“Oh, call me Hilary, please,” the woman on the other end of the phone cooed. “It’s so good of you to do this for me. You’ve got the address? Good. Sexual Repression in the Nineteenth Century. I need it for a paper I’m doing.”
“I’ll get it for you,” Annabelle said. “I can take it out on my ticket.”
She put the phone down, vaguely irritated. Hilary Benson was a woman in her early forties, Annabelle guessed, who had started coming into the library only a few weeks before and made a special point of being attentive to Annabelle. Hilary was a sophisticated woman, and Annabelle found her interesting; and the attention irresistible.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.