Looking for story (noncon)

[Cherrybunny]

Hi,

I read a story in the non consent section a couple of years ago and I just can't find it, I was hoping someone here would recognize it?

It's an abduction story that has some romantic elements, a woman is taken by a man and held in a castle(?). It's set in modern times though. The man has a male assistant that's mean and rough and he ends up kidnapping the woman from the guy to punish him. He sends the man pictures of the woman as he's torturing her and "our" guy is trying to track them down, with the help of a team of soldiers(?).

Hopefully this rings a bell with someone? Thanks!!

 

[Queersetti]

Hi,

I read a story in the non consent section a couple of years ago and I just can't find it, I was hoping someone here would recognize it?

It's an abduction story that has some romantic elements, a woman is taken by a man and held in a castle(?). It's set in modern times though. The man has a male assistant that's mean and rough and he ends up kidnapping the woman from the guy to punish him. He sends the man pictures of the woman as he's torturing her and "our" guy is trying to track them down, with the help of a team of soldiers(?).

Hopefully this rings a bell with someone? Thanks!!

Sure, it's The Gulag Archipelago by Alexander Solzhenitsyn.

 

[cleaver]

Sure, it's The Gulag Archipelago by Alexander Solzhenitsyn.

always pumping up your new england writers!

 

[DesEsseintes]

Sure, it's The Gulag Archipelago by Alexander Solzhenitsyn.

SCENE: An oak-panelled room, Harvard, 2040. The cub reporter for the New York Review of Books is nervous, and his stenographer scents promotion if, as seems all too certain, young Algy's tension develops once again into a full-blown grand mal. The grande dame of belles lettres enters like a Bourbon duchess, her Louboutin skateboard parked discreetly by the escritoire.

Reporter: May I ask, Professor Bunny, what first sparked your great journey through the world of literature?

Professor C Bunny: I'm glad you asked, for the tale is an odd one...

 

[Cherrybunny]

Sure, it's The Gulag Archipelago by Alexander Solzhenitsyn.

Haha, I wouldn't have had to ask if it was, I've read it and there's no chance I'll forget it.