Verger’s Pack (Crestwood Asylum Book 2)

Crestwood Asylum is “technically” and “officially” a place of healing and recovery. In truth, it’s a special facility, one dedicated to the ultra-rich. For those women and men who have trouble with friends or family or annoying colleagues, the Crestwood Asylum offers a unique set of services. Here, you can make your enemies disappear. Do you have a coworker or professional rival who might beat you out for a promotion? Maybe there’s an annoying journalist sticking her nose where it doesn’t belong? Or perhaps you don’t trust your brother-in-law? Once they’ve been brought to the Crestwood Asylum, they can be diagnosed with any number of psychological illnesses. From there, the treatments can be both brutal and very effective.

Henry completely underestimated his stepmother. She wants his inheritance, so she needs to make sure he’s no longer a problem. Once he turns eighteen, he’ll be able to access those funds. So right on his birthday, she gives him one last chance. And when he doesn’t take it, she injects him with a powerful sedative.

Once he wakes up, nothing will ever be the same. First, he gets his diagnosis. Then the “treatment” can begin.
With a shock collar locked around his neck, he’s imprisoned in a latex suit. The doctors force him to wear a dog mask, and now he must crawl on his elbows and knees. He has walked for the last time. But this is just the beginning. Soon enough, the surgeries will start.

His stepmother is ruthless; she won’t allow this boy to get in her way. So what if he needs to be demoted to the status of the dog? He dared insult her once, so now it’s time for this young man to endure humiliating rounds of obedience training. And by the time he’s ready to leave the Crestwood Asylum, he’ll be “cured” and his stepmother will own a new dog…or so she thinks.

This 32,000-word novella features extensive body modification, medical play, humiliation, bondage, elements of mind control, orgasm denial, and more. All characters are consenting adults over the age of 18.

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