Pets: Two Book Pack

Pets: Bach's Story: Bach had never given much thought to owning a pet, but after losing his wife and children, he decides he's rattled around in his empty house long enough. He goes to Exotics, Inc., and he buys a human, the latest fad in the pet trade these days. Pani is everything he needs to ease the loneliness of widowhood: smart, mischievous, both looking and acting so much like a real child, that Bach can almost forget she's only a pet. At least, until she begins to do things that go beyond the subspecies intelligence scientifically accredited to the human animal. She speaks, she writes. When she draws out a picture of Earth's solar system, Bach has to face the realization that perhaps humans are more than just small, adorable, child-like animals. They might actually be a race of people in their own right.Pets: Pani's Story:There is no panic quite like waking up in a strange house with no memory of how you'd got there- unless that strange house is also located on a planet inhabited by giants who look on humans as fascinating, child-like pets. For Judy, a successful, liberated woman, being forced into perpetual infancy is intolerable. But how to go about convincing her new 'Papa' that she is not a cute and clever animal, but a species of person in her own right. Stubborn and willful and absolutely determined to win back her freedom at any cost- and that includes at the cost of her bottom!Note:This story is different from the other material offered in our age-play category. It has a very unusual sci-fi setting. It's darker with severe spankings, enema and anal play, and the ageplay is forced upon Pani until she comes to want it and him. Pets: Bach's Story is also written solely from Bach's point-of-view, while Pets: Pani's Story is written soley in Pani's point-of-view. But we absolutely fell in love with this novel - it's definitely very, very thought-provoking and unusual. Don't miss this one! It's a great value and a wonderful story.