Candi Love: Policewoman in Bondage

Officer Candi Love of the Los Angeles Police Department is the sultriest police officer on the force. The beautiful policewoman, with long blonde hair and clad in a slightly tight uniform, complete with black leather boots, loves her job. The rookie officer, looking more like one of Charlie's Angels than a law enforcement officer, is about to be destroyed. One day, on patrol, she is abducted and entranced by a 500-pound warlock with greasy hair. John John, the warlock, has never had a girlfriend before and spends his time abducting the most beautiful women in Los Angeles and enslaving them. Unfortunately, his victims never survive their captivity. Convinced that Candi Love will fall in love with him, the nerdy warlock drags her home to meet his mother. Even worse for Candi, Mother is also 500-pounds and is a witch. She'll also be captivated by Candi's sensuous looks. Now Mother and John John realize that Candi Love needs to be purified of her sinful lifestyle and brought into their family. Entranced by the occultic powers of the witch and warlock, the policewoman's free will is gone. Her only desires are to obey and please her new masters. They will humiliate her and assault her...all the while Candi will submit willingly. As John John and Mother work to purify the policewoman, Mother also is doing the same thing with a Scandinavian beauty. With two blondes in captivity, John John (who is a virgin) will see his hormones get the best of him. Unfortunately for Candi and the Scandinavian, John John will not have the intestinal fortitude to control his urges. With their lives at stake, Candi and her new friend must find a way to escape. Entranced on demand, the two beauties seem to be in a hopeless situation. If Mother is not able to purify them, John John will surely rip them apart. The only hope for freedom lies in their beauty and their ability to seduce. Will that be enough to combat the grotesque and monstrous forces that have beset them? Read Max Gunssler's 22nd novel today. The beautiful will be whipped and strung up by the grotesque in this novel that serves as a metaphor for America in the Modern Era.