The Island
- Series: The Island
In this prequel to The Island Series, we meet the handsome and mysterious Sir. Assisted by two women and an expanding circle of men who possess unique skills, Sir embarks on an ambitious project. Using money, the force of his personality, his prowess in bed, and a mix of punishment and reward, Sir will recruit and train young, beautiful women to serve as elite sex slaves on a secret island. More
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- Series: The Island
- Category: Fiction » Erotica » BDSM
- Erotica themes: Dubious consent (dubcon)
- Published: July 23, 2016
- Words: 64,510
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781370063666
About Madison Barry
Writer, business owner, and mother-of-four, Madison Barry may appear vanilla, but her kinky alter-ego comes out at night. They say you should "write what you know," so Madison's fiction focuses on kink, BDSM, and themes of domination and submission.
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About the Series: The Island
Owned by a handsome billionaire known only as Sir, the Island is a tropical resort where a man can go to fulfill all of his sexual desires with beautiful women who will do anything and everything they're told. Everything is running smoothly until Amy arrives to serve out her year as one of the Island's sex slaves. When Sir falls deeply, madly in love with her, any danger to Amy is a danger to the Island itself.
Reviews of The Island by Madison Barry
Darrell Lloyd Mackenzie
reviewed
on July 25, 2022
Unrelenting, often brutal, systematic, with graphic details. The exacting billionaire at the core of this series of character studies is willing to spend years assembling the team to fulfill his exotic dream. He is certainly seductive, in more ways than one, even as he ages.
He definitely doesn’t accept no for an answer, yet he does run into some upheavals along the way. How much is he willing to sacrifice in the tradeoffs? I do appreciate an undertow rather than an uncontested fantasy. And, yes, there’s some heartbreak.
The idea of an island for erotic adventures is hardly new in the literature, but this tale does promise to develop in fresh perspectives in the subsequent series.
(reviewed 19 days after purchase)