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In the future, women rule with implicit authority and total power. Although this world might seem familiar, this is a sexist society where women always win. Females are now in charge in virtually all situations. If you’re female, you enjoy every advantage. If you’re born a boy, you quickly learn to surrender and accept female authority. As far as everyone is concerned, this is the natural order. Whether we’re talking about medicine, business, or technology, young women are the future while males can only hope to support them as servants, boyfriends, and husbands. Even so, there are a ...

Across Crystal Canyon, the women are starting to figure out just how much power they really have. Some are eager to take advantage. Others are skeptical. It seems impossible to believe every male in the city is truly susceptible to female control. As the women in every household struggle with their new choices and freedom to take power, four wives meet to decide what they’re going to do. Sabrina, Elizabeth, Mary, and Joslin all love their husbands, but they might be tempted to take advantage. It’s Sabrina who first makes one point very clear: they need to respect the men in their lives....

As a tutor, Jared is naïve and thinks he should be in control. Whenever he deals with a student, he can be condescending and arrogant. But why not? He already knows all the answers, but that’s not enough, not with a girl like Britney. She’ll change everything for this hapless boy. With her blonde hair, blue eyes, big smile, and perfect body, she’s every guy’s dream. But there’s something else about her that makes Britney special. Her charisma. She has an enticing personality. When she smiles, everyone feels it.

Since women now rule, male office workers have all been demoted, becoming little more than assistants and servants for the females who make the important decisions. Occasionally, some of the women chat about that strange urban legend: the wild drone. These are the boys who have jobs but have somehow avoided getting sponsored by a handler or guardian. Theoretically, every male must answer to a woman.

Until now, Noah has been protected from one simple truth: he was born to be a slave. Not only that, his stepsister is about to take control. When he turns 18, Noah will no longer be allowed to think of himself as an independent man. Instead, he’ll be tamed and taught to recognize his inferior status as a male…and it’s Jessica who’s going to teach him. These stepsiblings have been friends up until this point, but their relationship needs to change as the world evolves and males are demoted.

Keys are important. They open doors, but they can also close locks. Andrew is acutely aware of how powerful they can be. Yes, he might control of his company and employees, but that might change. As the sole owner of his company, he has numerous subordinates, including his secretary, but he has a secret. He enjoys playing around with a chastity belt. He puts it on to sharpen his focus and heighten his determination. But right after finishing with a giant deal, he decides to let himself out for a little while to have some fun.

As a young scholar, Edmund Donovan has been quite successful. Even before he earned his PhD, he successfully published two books about gender and cultural studies. Now he’s a hot commodity, and colleges on the East and West Coasts are trying to recruit him. He assumes he’ll end up somewhere like UCLA or Harvard. But then, he encounters a different kind of recruiter. She takes him out for drinks, teases him, and flirts with him. She is from Nova University, a brand-new institution, one that is looking for innovative minds like his. Edmund doesn’t know it yet, but Nova City was founded ...

Over the last five years, massive changes have swept across the nation. Then, right before an important election, groups of men decided to rebel, wreaking havoc across the nation. Unfortunately for those angry boys, this wasn’t some mass uprising where the male population could unite and fight together. Instead, they sparked a brutal backlash from the women who knew what to do next. In one election after another, men were tossed out of power as women asserted themselves and took control. Within two or three years, these women listened to their constituents and stripped men of more and ...

James likes to think he’s smarter and stronger than his girlfriend, but he’s about to figure out the truth. Once she finishes the design for a new collar, she’ll be able to enslave him so easily. The collar isn’t just a band that fits around his neck. Equipped with different sensors, electrodes, batteries and microchips, it’s been programmed to allow her to create specific rules for her boy. Control comes easily when she can issue different commands. From freezing him to making him crawl, and punishing him with agonizing jolts of electricity, she can get him to do whatever she ...

The patriarchy is crumbling. Day by day, women like Elizabeth push hard and assert themselves, both at work and at home. With her family, she has taken control. Her husband, Todd, is now her obedient subordinate. He has learned his place. Her daughter, Jodie, is becoming more confident and capable each day. That only leaves Felix, her son. At eighteen, he's a bright boy, but he still clings to some of those old fantasies about male independence and freedom. Fortunately, the school district is now instituting a new system: Male Progress Reports. In order to encourage better attitudes and ...

Morgan Taylor has a Jake in her clutches. After The Hunt, she intends to keep him for herself. Maybe. Like lots of other girls, she decides to keep her options open. Besides, Jake is just a boy, so he doesn’t deserve to know her plans. Perhaps she’ll simply tease him, punish him, break him, and set him free again for the next girl to use as she sees fit. Jake doesn’t really know one way or another, but he must make a choice. There are two girls who want him. Each is an eager female supremacist dedicated to male subjugation. To them, this is simply the natural order, the way the world ...

After the women of the world took over, seizing control of every aspect of society, men became little more than chattel and second-class citizens. Still, a few of the males in society strive for equality and some even manage to get into colleges. Anthony is one of them, but if he wants to stay past his freshman year, he’ll need a sponsor. That’s right. Unless a girl is willing to vouch for him and his behavior, he will be summarily expelled from the college. Anthony has already asked everyone he knows. Well, almost everyone. There’s one girl left, Tracy. Gorgeous, brilliant, and rich,...

In a world where women rule and female supremacy is the dominant ideology, a few boys have managed to carve out independent careers. Michael is one of them. You see, traditional professions might not encourage men, but filmmakers still need boys as supporting characters and for their background shots. It's taken a tremendous amount of hard work and carefully negotiating with the women around him, but Michael has done it. He's one of the few famous boy actors out there. With his cute smile, strong physique, and willingness to behave himself, Michael has been pretty successful. Yes, he might ...

Since his girlfriend is rich and looks like the hottest supermodel, Cody knows he must do everything he can to keep her happy. And for the most part, he’s been a good boyfriend, except for one detail: when they first got together, she asked him to stop watching porn. As far as Kara is concerned, watching other women qualifies as cheating. She knows a lot of people disagree with her, and that’s fine, but this is a deal-breaker. Cody lies to her. He promises he won’t watch any more porn. But since he thinks this is a silly request on her part, he continues to indulge. Up until now, ...

To most people—and guys in particular—Kelly seems like another regular girl. She has a normal job, regular friends, and average interests. There’s just one thing that sets her apart: Kelly is a female supremacist. To put it simply, she believes women are inherently superior to men. More importantly, women should enjoy every privilege society has to offer, while males should be subjugated and tamed. It’s a radical belief, and Kelly is smart enough to keep it to herself most of the time. But there’s a secret organization of criminal entrepreneurs who share Kelly’s goals and ...

It might be in the water. Or the air. Or the food. No one knows. One thing is clear: something is happening to the men of Crystal Canyon. Little by little, they’re losing their free will. Whenever one of these hapless males hears a woman’s command, he can’t help himself. He must obey. Until now, Crystal Canyon has been a pretty cool place for men. The local college trains business and engineering majors. The boys aren’t punished for crazy parties or harassing the girls. Then there are the miners and analysts who work for Talbot Industries. Pretty much everything about Crystal Canyon...

Tonight, Hank is going to be a good father. He's taking his daughter, Gracie, to her high school's Conference Night. Basically, this is the teachers' opportunity to talk about the curriculum, the students' accomplishments, and what will happen in the following semester. As far as Hank is concerned, this is a nice taste of normalcy considering how crazy the last election cycle has been. At work, he has remained relatively unaffected by the recent elections, but he still hates the way society is headed. The Female Supremacy Party just won a bunch of major elections, and now he can see how the...

For Derek, talking down to the female employees is probably easy and natural. Only now, he makes a big mistake by attacking Claire during one of the many departmental meetings. And just like that, he catches her attention—and gives up on his freedom. Claire might look like any other young, gorgeous, office professional, but she’s dangerous. You see, she’s already made so many contacts and alliances within their company, so it isn’t hard for her to break into his computer and find out what she can use against him. Sure enough, she discovers that he’s been a very bad boy. And if ...

Like most guys, Peter Drake seems pretty average. Like most guys, he has his hobbies, and they make him distinct. He might seem normal enough, but he harbors secret fantasies and desires, a set of drives and needs that he doesn't really acknowledge. At work, he does his job. At night, he watches movies, takes photos, and writes book reviews. It's all pretty normal, only he has attracted the attention of a powerful woman: Rachelle Savoy. They meet up at a trendy restaurant, and he is eager to impress her. She's the kind of woman he never imagined encountering: rich, charismatic, powerful, ...

Across the country, males have been stripped of their rights and legal protections. In fact, pets are sometimes treated better than the male chattel who now make up half of the human population. As far as the female rulers are concerned, men can’t be trusted. If left to their own devices, they make mistakes and get themselves into trouble. A few might even try to run off. Sure, the police and male control agents could track them down quickly enough, but why tempt the boys in the first place? When a woman decides to leave her boyfriend or husband alone for the night, she can always recruit...