Stripped of her uniform for 'sexual outrage', soldier-nurse Lisa Gallard is forced to endure corporal punishment in the Foreign Legion women's prison. But she is spotted there by dominatrix Dr Crevasse, who engineers her release for her flagellant purposes. Can Lisa hope to escape her cruel mistress? Or will she in turn learn to wield the cane?
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Heaps of BDSM,
By Lance Mitchell (Hampshire, UK, Northern Hemisphere, Planet Earth) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Soldier Girls (Nexus) (Mass Market Paperback)
This is the story of a nurse in the French Foreign Legion who commits a misdemeanour and is sent to a special unit for her punishment. Everyone in the camp is either a sadist or a masochist, or both. Everyone is also naked most of the time. The commandant and the psychiatrist both like to indulge in dishing out the penalties for even the most minor transgression, and they also enjoy their fair share of receiving.The sex, bondage and whipping is continuous from the first page to the last. The descriptions are detailed and intense, and very hot for those who have any sensitivity at all to this kind of behaviour. I have to admit that the action warmed me up from time to time, but I am not sure that I could ever indulge. For me, there was just far too much for a book of this length. If it had been a short story, or a quick read, I would have enjoyed it much more. It seemed to me as if the author was desperately trying to weave a plot through the sex scenes to join them all together, but the storyline was weak and the characters just weren't believable. To begin with, the sex scenes were very steamy and arousing, but as the book wore on, they were repetitive and , consequently, losing their heat. On the whole, I thought that Soldier Girls was OK, but I was on holiday at the time that I was reading it, so I may have been less tolerant had I read it in non-vacation time. I think that the cover of this book is great: enough to send wild thoughts through anyone's head!
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