Greetings Fright Fans, Fiends, Freaks,
Perverts and Sickos. Yeah, it’s been a
little VYLE, however, as promised in my last post, it’s about time for a
review. Up first in 2014, and after a
good year and a half lacking reviews, a 1982 piece of sleaze titled Bound Hooker
by Willa Huffner. Yes, fiends two of my
favorite subjects in one book. However
if you’re hoping to be educated, to glean a little knicky-knicky knowledge, on
either subject, this ain’t the book for you.
In fact this book could almost act as a template for Fifty Shades of Grey, because just like Erica Leonard, Ms. Huffner has no
clue or experience with bondage or domination, other than second hand
information from no doubt unreliable sources.
Bound Hooker is the story of Jane, our titular hooker, who, after a
snooze worthy gang bang, is whisked off to a room by one of the observers to be
offered a contract to act as the personal submissive for a group of ten men for
the next six months (or some shit like that), for which she will be paid
handsomely providing she does not quit before the end of the contract
period. From there she is whisked off
again to the apartment she will live in for the duration of her service, where
she is confronted by her cruel handler and videotaped as she is bound in a
humiliating position with a huge dildo shoved into one of her orifices (which seems
to be the main recurring theme in this novel).
Jane attends a party, after being in the
service of these mysterious ten rich guys for all of maybe two days, and having
only blown one of them is lent out to a lesbian Mistress for an unspecified
amount of time. (Believe me, this book
is loaded with a gaggle of unspecified shit.)
You see, Jane, who over and over again in this first person narrative
makes it plain that she is certified 100% straight, within five seconds of
meeting (or more like seeing her bound and humiliated at said party) supermodel,
Alexis, falls head over heels in love with her.
Can I get a, WHAT THE FUCK, brothas and
sistas?
Oh, yeah.
Beat that time, Anastasia Steele!
Yes, our confirmed, don’t like girls, but
loves to drink up sperm and be fucked in every hole by gangs of men heroine
spends somewhere in neighborhood of 85% of this novel eatin’ pussy and lovin’
it like McDonald’s.
After spending a couple of days with her
lady love, filled with corrupting a young sales girl, and separate bondage gang
bangs and various pussy lickin’ gang bangs, Jane is returned to her handler and
has a couple of idiotic scenes which do not pan out, and then is whisked away, again,
to somewhere in Europe for a bondage-gang bang retreat (or some shit like
that), with a little piss play and hints of incest thrown in for good measure. (Or as with everything else in this book,
just thrown in for no good reason.)
Then it’s back home, for her fourth day at
her apartment, which is apparently also the end of her six months of service.
WAAA?
She’s taken to the office of one of the
mysterious richie richies, where she is used and abused and offered another six
month contract, and from there the book goes on to end on a… Gee, I don’t know, a moronic note? Believe me, I’ve seen art films that had more
cohesion.
Okay, I know what you’re probably thinking,
with all this whisking around, and pussy lickin’ gang bangs, and regular gang
bangs, and the rest of the kitchen sink, this novel must be exciting. Oh, ho, ho, ho- NO!
This story was such a collection of tedious drudgery that it took me
nearly two and a half weeks to get through it, when it probably should have
only taken a day and a half.
Huffner’s style, and occasionally
spelling, leave a lot to be desired.
Plus, along with BDSM and prostitution, body piercing is another subject
that the author knows absolutely nothing about.
True this was first published in 1982, long before getting your tatas
and cha-cha pierced were all the rage, but it is only the fact that they’re
mentioned in the story at all that makes anything in it seem ahead of its time.
Also a point of interest, perhaps a little
unusual for an 80’s porn book, is the fact that it includes several, let’s say,
unique illustrations. They’re kind of
okay, if you like stylized, cartoony, characters getting it on. However, they really add nothing to the
overall, what little there is to it, story, as they pretty much have nothing to
do with the scenes they’re meant to correspond to, when they have anything to
do with the novel at all.
I give Bound
Hooker 1 and ½ Stars. It seems to be the only thing ever written by
Willa Huffner, and for that I thank her for not quitting her day job. If you feel the need to trudge through this
story (which if it had been written today by a standard indie hack would
deservingly be billed as the “next” Fifty Shades) it can be found on several
retro book sites, as well as at Barnes & Noble for NOOK.
See You After Vyle
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