Tessa The Wardress

This novel narrates the story of a young and fashionable woman dispatched to an Eastern European country by a human rights organization. Her mission? To collect evidence of human rights violations in the form of a manuscript, authored by a wardress from a local female concentration camp.

During her journey, she encounters an enigmatic adversary, an alluring figure adorned in luxurious leather attire and exquisite accessories. The manuscript is handed over to her, and to her astonishment, she is compelled to read it during their encounter.

Within the pages of the manuscript, the horrifying reality of the female concentration camp unfolds before her eyes. Clad in black uniforms, the wardresses subject the prisoners to unspeakable acts of torture and humiliation. The camp's officers indulge in owning personal slaves, using them as both servants and playthings—a twisted source of pleasure for both parties involved: the wardresses and the inmates.

In a bid to assert her authority, the wardress resorts to arresting two unsuspecting women from the streets, compelling them to undergo interrogation in the presence of our human rights ambassador. This shocking spectacle serves as a stark reminder of the oppressive regime that prevails within the camp's confines.