It's late in the twenty-first century, and slavery is once again an American institution. If a girl has the nerve, and the looks, she can gamble her freedom for riches.
Jenny Marsten's story begins when her gamble makes her the property of DiMarco Slaveholders. To her chagrin, Jenny soon learns that slavery involves much more than just a change in a girl's sex life; if her master Maurice had only asked that she become erotically expert, she might be able to grudgingly comply. But Maurice knows that slavery is not merely a condition and, as he has with many slaves before, he sets himself the task of demonstrating this fact to Jenny through a series of grueling, humiliating ordeals.
As she fights a losing battle to maintain some of her former self-respect, Jenny finds unexpected support from a fellow slave named Janet, and soon the two are consoling each other physically as well as emotionally. Unfortunately, just when that relationship matures Maurice's attitude toward his slave changes abruptly. In the end, Jenny must choose between Janet and Maurice.