It's a Science Fiction Take on Femdom Erotica. And much like every other Sci-Fi story, Anna has taken enough liberty to create a kind imaginary but impossible scenario. Problem, however, is that there are way too many loopholes in that scenario, which are neglected to answer in the story. There is too much blabbering about what happened in the past, which bores the reader a lot, instead of telling in details what's exactly happening nowadays in Terra (Earth). A few punchlines are chosen about that details of current happening, and that keeps repeating throughout the book, which is entirely boring. But we are not given the true details of the lifestyle in Terra. Like, what about the current lifestyle in this new world where men are treated as slaves. Don't they have mothers and sisters who would hate their loved-ones to be treated this way? What is their reaction to all this (good, evil, accepting, or whatever.) And such. But even bigger problem with the scenario is how the story is told. Much like other stories of Anna, numerous scenes are forced into the story because she wanted to include those scenes in this book, rather than the scenes were the requirement of the story. There were just too many characters, and none of them were built properly. Not even the main characters, on whom there were just too much excessive wording was spent. Climax of the drama between Aric and Cara was so obvious that we already knew it from the beginning of the book. We were neither connected emotionally too Aric, nor Cara. We simply didn't care about anything. Anyone who would even enjoy this story would be due to a few good scenes the story contains. But overall its a poorly written long story. ( )