Over the last five years, massive changes have swept across the nation. Then, right before an important election, groups of men decided to rebel, wreaking havoc across the nation. Unfortunately for those angry boys, this wasn’t some mass uprising where the male population could unite and fight together. Instead, they sparked a brutal backlash from the women who knew what to do next. In one election after another, men were tossed out of power as women asserted themselves and took control. Within two or three years, these women listened to their constituents and stripped men of more and more power. Suddenly, males were no longer allowed to vote or own property, have driver’s licenses, or even access the internet. Then came the creation of the Male Monitoring Bureau. The MMB regulated male behavior across the country, ensuring that the boys in every town and city learned how to behave. Finally, a new social status was created: male chattel. It became official—men could literally be owned. As all of this happened, Logan graduated from high school, enrolled in college, and did his best to keep his head down. By most accounts, he’s been a good boy who knows his place. And yet, he just got a letter from the MMB. There was a mistake regarding his social status. He shouldn’t be an independent male; he needs to be reclassified as male chattel. His freedom is about to come to an end. Panicked, he calls his best friend, Tricia Perkins. Together, they might be able to figure something out. He doesn’t know it yet, Patricia has plans for this boy, and she can’t wait to see him naked and collared and on his knees, exactly where he belongs. It’s time for this boy to understand what being male chattel really means! This 11,000 word story features a female dominated society, female supremacy, male submission, foot worship, elements of chastity training, bondage, spanking, and other forms of punishment. All characters are consenting adults over the age of 18. If you enjoy this kind of fiction, be sure to check out Anna Ritter’s other novels, When Women Rule, Wild Space, and The American Matriarchy.