When Protagonists Collide in "Prison Bitch 3: Red Hell In Club Rape!"

Lexi Belle looking lovely as she enjoys the feel of the vibrator wand tucked between her legs with the wand head placed where it will do the most pleasure. It's one of several images I used to help establish the mood for some scenes. At least, that's what I tell my wife, but I don't think she buys it...

Lexi Belle from kink.com shoot 5660.

Mack Beacher is a takeoff on Jack Reacher, the hero of a series of books by Lee Child and Andrew Child. Beacher is introduced at the very end of “Club Rape” the second book in my Prison Bitch trilogy. He’s very much an action hero, a traveling investigator who breaks up crime rings and such as he finds him in his travels around America.

The relative of another victim of Club Rape tell Beacher about the goings-on at Brookhaven Prison while Beacher is visiting Lubbock, Texas, and that’s enough to get Beacher to Brookhaven. He gets a job as a guard there and quickly discovers that all the rumors about Club Rape are true and he sets up plans to raid Club Rape in a way that Casto can’t adapt to.

That’s all early in the story, no real spoilers. Point is, Beacher is coming at Club Rape like the protagonist of an action hero story, but he’s not really the protagonist of the Prison Bitch series, Kim and her friends are. To him Kim and the other victims are almost non-player characters in their story, but they don’t see themselves that way. This conflict becomes important later in the story, which is really about what having a good life means. It’s the literary aspect of the story, pitting what “winning” means to an action hero versus what it means to the heroine of an erotic thriller.

I like to think this adds depth to my story, but whether it does or not is of course, the reader’s judgment to make. Along those lines, I made sure Beacher wasn’t a cartoonishly shallow character. He’s got a code and he lives by it, and if he has to accept responsibility for unfortunate events, he does so. He’s not normal, he’s an action hero, but he’s not shallow.

With all this action heroing and so forth going on, you might think it was difficult for me to find ways to have lots of kinky bondage sex scenes in my story, but no, it was quite easy, actually, and the scenes helped build the characters and themes as well. It’s a win win win! Hopefully this will make for a compelling sexy read. Only one way to discover the truth… get the book here!