J. E. Cullen

The Collar Directive: Once Locked, He's No Longer Hers (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

The Collar Directive was never meant to be undone. Once locked, it erases partnership, dissolves marriage, and declares the man beneath it no longer husband, no longer free. Selene knows this when she signs the petition. Darren believes he can resist. Both are wrong.

The Institute does not punish; it processes. A submissive husband is bound, evaluated, and reassigned with clinical efficiency. Darren is strapped down, examined, and implanted with a hormone reservoir-a silent engine of control that releases blockers and estrogen into his blood day by day. Within hours, his body betrays him. Within weeks, he can feel his skin softening, his moods fracturing, his voice unsteady. Nurses note each reaction as "expected." He is no longer himself, but a chart of numbers and cycles.

And the Institute does not rely on chemicals alone. Each night, subliminal whispers fill his room: "You are softer every day. Obedience is safety. Resistance is pain." They sink deeper than thought, reshaping him as surely as the implant in his thigh. Darren thrashes, weeps, bargains-but everything is recorded, logged, reduced to data in the system.

Through forced feminization and erasure rituals, he becomes Liora. His papers voided, his image altered, his voice retrained, his memories twisted by conditioning. The world that once called him son, friend, husband now knows only the Companion the Institute has created. The gold-edged collar at his throat is not decoration but law. Once sealed, it cannot be removed without destroying the one who wears it.

Selene watches this unraveling with eyes that are torn between guilt and conviction. She wanted perfection, and the Institute promised it. Yet every step of Darren's transformation into Liora forces her to ask what has been sacrificed-and whether love can survive when one partner has been erased to make room for another.

Across twenty chapters and an epilogue, The Collar Directive - Once Locked, He's No Longer Hers is transformation fiction at its most relentless: a dystopian vision where identity erasure, obedience training, and psychological control are not crimes but contracts. J.E. Cullen takes the reader deep inside the Institute, exposing the clinical horror of institute transformation and the rituals that make submission permanent.

For readers of dystopian romance, speculative gender control fiction, and those drawn to the darker edges of forced feminization, this novel is both intimate and unflinching. Every form signed, every strap tightened, every whispered mantra carries Darren further from who he was and closer to the Companion he was ordered to become.

Once the collar closes, there is no return.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: DragonFly Press
• Altersempfehlung: ab 18 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. August 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798999755308
• Artikelnr.: 75323555

Autorenporträt

J.E. Cullen is the pen name of a retired male author whose work delves into the quiet disintegration of identity under the weight of psychological control, feminine supremacy, and engineered transformation. With a PhD in psychology and multiple advanced degrees in computer engineering, Cullen fuses clinical insight with literary precision to construct immersive, unsettling narratives that reveal how obedience is not always demandedsometimes, it is welcomed.

His fiction is a meditation on consent, autonomy, and the mechanisms by which power shifts without force. Cullen's novelsImmaculate Conception and Celestial ObedienceThey Will Not Ask Permission, INHERITANCE PROTOCOL - The Uniform Directive, The Protocol Wives - Submission Was Always the Solutionexplore speculative futures where gender is rewritten, desire is reprogrammed, and resistance quietly ceases to exist. Through meticulously constructed worlds and emotionally resonant characters, he reveals how systems of control evolve not through violence, but through seduction, suggestion, and surrender.

Cullen does not write of revolutions. He writes of erasuresof the slow, deliberate unraveling of masculine certainty, the reshaping of self beneath a feminine gaze, and the gentle, irreversible slipping away of the word no.

Cullen's work is not about rebellion. It is about the quiet dismantling of resistance, the rewiring of desire, and the dissolution of willone smile, one directive, one transformation at a time.

Cullen writes not to shock, but to illuminate. His stories ask: If your submission was never demanded, only nurturedwas it ever truly yours to withhold?