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East Coast Slavers Organization – I: A Caribbean Adventure
Prologue – Or How A Man's Life Can Change So Drastically
This tale chronicles the continuing adventures of Aaron Clarke. As this story begins, it hints at an just completed escapade with an old friend that drastically changed his life. Aaron had been in a failing marriage and stuck in a dead-end job with his overbearing father-in-law. A chance meeting with a friend from his military days, Steve Austin, brought Aaron an offer he couldn't refuse. Steve needed help on a rush revenge contract where a Philippine client wanted a nosy and libelous newspaper reporter captured, humiliated, and presented to him as a broken sex slave. The exhilarating adventure, the free access of women to satisfy any sexual craving, and the promises of riches tempted him to broke free of his boring existence. The Los Angeles / Philippine adventure is documented in a subsequent saga, predictably titled West Coast Slavers Organization - I: A Philippine Adventure.
In East Coast Slavers Organization - I: A Caribbean Adventure, Aaron is introduced just as he returns to the United States after a tour in the U.S. Marine Corps. He meets his wife, time passes and Aaron's life becomes grinding, mindless existence until Aaron meets his old friend Steve Austin. The Caribbean Adventure then kicks off with Aaron setting out on his own to Miami, Florida where he establishes an east coast franchise of his friend's slaving operation. Business and adventure literally fall his way as Aaron sets about creating identities, bases of operations, and a client base; all accomplished with the guidance of his partner Steve Austin.
Early on, Aaron discovers that various illegal enterprises present him an opportunity for acquiring stock (women), cash, and other enticements too good to pass up. The windfall of millions of dollars and the easy acquisition of slaves leads to a reanalysis of his business ethics and personal morals. Aaron Clarke determines that it is so easy to find prey worthy of punishment that he adjusts his business model accordingly, punishing the guilty and using his illicit gains to help others; all immensely sexy women that remain available for his enjoyment.
Aaron Clarke sees himself as an honorable scoundrel in a good world that is being co-opted by powerful thugs without morals. He feels that a man's worth is projected for all to see based upon the value of his word and a simple set of manners. On his ethical scale, poor manners are usually worse than murder. As he sees it, at least most murder victims probably contributed somehow to their demise; where poor manners victimize people who haven't yet demonstrated that they violate any of Aaron's commandments. Yes this is a twisted view of life; but keep in mind that Aaron Clarke is a kidnapper, a rapist, an executioner, a judge and jury ready to punish with instant retribution, and a slaver. If he wants to view himself as a modern day pirate version of Robin Hood and pretend that he protects innocent souls, then who dares judge him to his face; certainly not I.
Enjoy!
Author: Desert Dog
E-Mail: Desertlickingdog at yahoo dot com
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