37 The Witch-Hunter General

 

This is a period piece set during the English Civil War in the 1640's. The inspiration for the story was the old Hammer Horror movie entitled, The Witch-Finder General, and in the US as The Conqueror Worm. Aside from both the movie and the story being based on a historical figure named Mathew Hopkins who hunted down witches for pay in England, the story lines are very different.

Hopkins and a cadre of five associates, two sadistic male henchmen, a couple of viscious females: one a dyke the other a bi-fem start out by charging, torturing and executing  a female holistic healer whose only crime was being a bit too attractive and thereby earning the ire of other women in the town.

From there they move on to another town where members of the town council have summoned Hopkins to help them rid their midst of a troublesome whistle blower. Jacob Levy has discovered corruption on the town council. He lives with his attractive young niece Sarah and a small staff of household servants: an old stable-man and a young negro helper, an old female cook, and a young female named Lucy who has been brought in to help around the manor house.

The Witch-Hunter immediately begins to build a case to prove the false charges of heresy and blasphemy against Levy and his daughter with the help of the corrupt magistrate and head of the council. Hopkins decides that in addition to his fee he also wants ownership of the old man's estate to which he can then retire. He also decides that he wants the man's niece a Jewess converted to Christianity as his plaything.  The Magistrate and head of the town council agree to his terms.

Matters become complicated when it is discovered that the comely Sarah is his heir and that she has secretly married handsome Captain Marshall who is in command of a company of cavalry in the Ironsides regiment of horse once commanded by the Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell himself.

Jacob and Sarah Levy are arrested and The Witch-Hunter's team go to work trying to wring a confession out of the old man. When they fail, they begin on the innocent Sarah inflicting grievous torture and sexual humiliation and degradation upon the young bride.

The young Captain is warned of the threat Hopkins poses on his new family and rushes back from the war to rescue them. Will he be in time?

Luckily for the Captain other forces are at work that threaten to derail the Witch-Hunter's plans. But those forces also pose unforeseen perils. The very forces that the Witch-Hunter hopes to destroy are at work right beneath his nose and are weakening his power bit by bit with every passing day.

There is plenty of sex, mayhem, more sex, intrigue, torture and even more sex as the characters pursue their various objectives.

Includes:

Murder, Sodomy, Polyamory, Oral, Seduction, Age, Large Breast Fetish, Coercion, Rape,  Abduction,  Domination, Submission, Humiliation, Degradation, Sadism, Masochism, Torture, Bondage, Discipline, Sexual Slavery, Exploitation, Prostitution, Body modification, and Witchcraft,