Auction Island by W.L. Dowd

Wickedly perverse and sexy. The author is a master at describing
sexuality and always leaves you wanting more. Dowd is one of my
favorite authors.   4 out of 5  (TallD)

I really enjoyed this lustfully exciting story of cruel and
humiliating bondage via abduction!   The characters were nicely
developed, and I quickly made an emotional connection with the two
families.  An A+ read for fans of BDSM material!  Would LOVE to see
this author create some illustrations to further bring his stories to
life.   5 out of 5  (rope)

Good read. Well written. Enough twists, turns and kink to keep it
interesting.  4 out of 5  (Fred)

Great story and outstanding read! Looking forward to part 2.  5 out of
5  (LP)

Good story in that the author gets right into the meat of the tale
without a long preamble. The descriptions of bondage gear is enough to
satisfy any reader without the fine details that bore one to tears.
Much of it is predictable but there is plenty to hang your hat on. A
group of nine people, family and friends, are tricked into a vacation
that leads them to Auction Island where they are enslaved, trained and
eventually most are sold. I would have appreciated knowing how one
couples parents, total eleven trainee slaves, got involved before
their children. All in all a book worth reading. I am almost finished
with book 2 and it is just as good.  4 out of 5  (Stark47)

I don't normally rate books but this author is so good that I have to.
I enjoy a story with a lot of sex and sexual humiliation. This one
really delivers.  If that's your thing, you'll love this book. 

  5 out of 5  (MG)

Another fantastic B+D book by this highly imaginative author, one of
his best yet.
Well written with a wide array of stimulating characters and creative
sub plots.  Dowd continues to please and one of my all time favorites.
 A MUST for lovers of this genre!!   5 out of 5  (S4u)

Still a good continuation of book one, worth reading. However eleven
slaves in training and the author adds 5 more, friends of the first
nine, new slaves half way through the book. There are just too many
slaves to keep straight or do justice to the story. Either a third
book is needed or fewer characters.   4 out of 5  (Stark47)