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I enjoyed the beginning of this story, it is a slightly different
approach from DFN, not achieving absolute obedience through
micro-sexual stimulations, but through crude blackmail. I like stories
of tall, strong and independent women being reduced to growling
slaves.
I would remark some highly degrading situations;  when Glenda were
forced to agree to become Julia’s bitch, when Julia messes Glenda up
by slapping her face and Glenda had to agree to that and, of course,
when Glenda, on all fours, becomes the bitch of Celine’s  bitch.
For the future, I would like to see tall Glenda totally degraded,
behaving like a circus bitch, performing orders, not only in front of
Julia and Celine, but in front of a much wider scenario f former
acquaintances. 
I can`t wait for the second part.

  5 out of 5  (Peter)

Excellent humiliation and degradation. Hope the sequel is not long in
coming  5 out of 5  (MadOx)

Not really my thing except for Brute. Extraordinary how much effect
the author can get out of the approach to actions that can't be
detailed. I can see why the stories are so successful.  5 out of 5

A wonderful scenario the law prohibits what the reader really wants. A long drawn out novel, the author takes you into several realms of sexual depravity, captivity and dog breeding. I just wish more could have been made of the act of breeding then the law allows. 3 out of 5 (Scented Pa)

one of the better puppy boy stories on the market. does not have excessive whipping and corporal punishment. shows more of daily routine for a puppy boy. Only things I did not care for was the element of castration and lack of actual sex for the new puppy boy. 5 out of 5 (mistress a)

More action this time but still too much exposition. It is an improvement over book 3 in that there is more happening to keep the readers interest. The ending is a bit of a let down in that Kathy's and Mary Margret's fates are never clearly resolved. To me the biggest mystery is why did the all powerful Mr. Isumi want Kathy and Mary Margret for in the first place. 4 out of 5 (Stark47)

A lot of talking and very little action. 85 percent of this book is about Kathy trying to get the hated Abdul to marry her to avoid a worse fate. 1 maybe 2 chapters at best but not most of the book. So much more could have been done but was not. As part of a 4 book series it links the series together but is not really necessary. 3 out of 5 (Stark47)