In The Valley of the Amazons

Based on the posts by senorlongo. Listen to the Podcast at Explicit Novel.

..“You will soon learn all about us, and, yes we do speak English. Many of our grandmothers lived in the U.S. and England during World War II as part of the war effort.

They taught our mothers and our mothers taught us. Now, please stand and put your hands behind your backs. We will restrain you, but it is for our safety only.

I assure you that we mean you no harm.”

I stood unsteadily and noticed for the first time that all our captors were women and they were all appeared to be incredibly beautiful.

These women were tall, only four or five inches shorter than me, of slender build, and they were dressed similarly, but not exactly the same. ...Their ample chests were bare and they wore short skirts apparently made of thin metal strips—copper, a silver metal I recognized immediately as aluminum, and gold.

I assumed the material had something to do with their status in the tribe or group, or whatever they called themselves.

They wore identical sandals on their feet and coiled bracelets that matched their skirts on their wrists.

They were all armed with either spears or bows and arrows, and now with our rifles and pistols.