Warning: This book contains domination and humiliation.

Jimmy wanted nothing more than to open his own business. That’s what he had been striving for most of his adult life. Unfortunately, it proved to be more difficult than he thought it would be. His college professors had made it seem like getting a business started would be a cake walk. They didn’t mention that it would need a butt-load of money, and how much of a hassle that would be to get. But Jimmy wasn’t willing to give up.

He had his product nailed down, and he had worked through all of the red tape he needed to for selling his product. Now he just needed the big business to keep up with demand. He knew he would be successful if somebody was willing to take a chance on him. He was already making small batch sells. However, he had made other poor money choices, and this always looked bad for him when he tried to get help.

All of the banks had turned him down, so now he had to look for private investors who might be interested in investing in his business. He’d finally found one who was willing to talk, Adam. Adam was a big-time investor, and had helped out a number of businesses in the area, so Jimmy was hopefully that he would be interested in helping in. Little did Jimmy know, Adam had a special application process for those who were high-risk. Jimmy was going to have to prove his worth in more ways than one, and it could mean that he would have to do some things he had never imagined doing in his life. Would he be willing to do anything to get his business off the ground?

What was the special application process that Adam had?

Would Jimmy get the investment that he wanted?

How much was Jimmy willing to take before he gave up?

Did Adam offer this deal to everybody he helped?