Taken at His Lordship's Hunt

PERTURBED THAT BEING GANGBANGED BY SAVAGE CULTISTS MAY HAVE ENHANCED RATHER THAN DIMINISHED HER HELPLESS ALLURE FOR ALPHA MALES, EMILY SEEKS THE SOLACE OF RELIGION IN THE FORM OF A YOUNG AND GENTLE CURATE. BUT THE REFINED AD DELICATE CLERIC BREAKS TABOOS AS DANGEROUS AS EMILY'S OWN SCANDALOUS LIAISON WITH THE BESTIAL LORD PENROSE, HER FORMER CLIENT IN THE HOUSE OF ILL FAME AND LEADER OF THE HOT-BLOODED STUDS OF THE HENSHAWE HUNT. Still passionately independent and with her sexual horizons broadened beyond all expectation Lady Emily returns from the Southern Ocean to the peace and quiet of rural Hampshire, but her tranquility is soon shattered when Lord Penrose discovers that it is she, the mistress of Henshawe Hall, who serviced his vicious lust in Madame's house of ill fame and blackmails Emily into even viler indecencies with his gang of roistering fox hunters. Emily seeks solace in religion. She turns for refuge from her unbridled desires to the newly-arrived curate, George Hetherington, but the young cleric's slim and graceful charm has an attraction for Emily that she's never encountered in a man before, and she rides out for the opening of the Henshawe Hunt with both her heart and body in turmoil.