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Gavin's Rock (Chapter 14) - Goldmine Takeover

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  Silla sat in the front passenger seat of the miner’s car, her eyes gazing out at the island’s golden sunset. The soft glow of the fading sun seemed at odds with the dark memories this place held for her and every woman who had been subjected to its horrors. Gavin’s Rock was a paradise tainted by patriarchal rule, its beauty marred by years of oppression. But as the day slowly gave way to night, she knew the time for revolution was drawing near. The island was about to change. And when it did, it would no longer belong to the men who ruled it with brutality and arrogance. This island, with its scenic coastlines and lush landscapes, was meant for something greater—a future where women ruled, and men were reduced to nothing more than pets, stripped of their false power. Silla’s heart swelled with that thought. The revolution was coming, and the night’s festivities would be the beginning of the end for the men of Gavin’s Rock. Silla stole a glance back at Bianca, Dinah, and Madelyn, ...

Gavin's Rock (Chapter 13) - Come Back Home

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The Island of VOC. The VOC Island, often called Trade Island, was a crucial hub just eight hours by ship from the brutal, patriarchal regime of Gavin's Rock. Erin walked through its narrow streets, her heart pounding in anticipation. Freedom still felt surreal after escaping Gavin’s Rock with the help of the BDSM Sisters, but recent rumors gnawed at her — whispers that the sisters had been killed. Despite the tension, Erin had received conflicting information — a flicker of hope that the sisters were alive. Her feet quickened as she neared a small house on the edge of town. Kevin’s house. Kevin, the only male ally of the rebellion. She pushed through the door, her breath shallow with fear and hope. "Kevin, is it true? Are Silla and the others here?" Kevin, standing in the dimly lit room, gave her a grim nod. “Yeah, come in.” Before he could finish, Erin’s ears caught a familiar voice from another room. Her heart leapt, and she ran, nearly stumbling over her feet, ...