This is the story of Naomi Sanderson-Hughes, a member of the British Establishment and a noted politician famous for her views on immigration and race. When her party is crushed in the election, she (and many of her colleagues) is jailed as an "undesirable". Naomi is sent to infamous Hardwicke House to be "refocused". There she is introduced to the vicious regime and the governor, Miss Lakhani's cane. Her evil nemesis, 25 year old black minister for Women's Equality, Abeba Obasi has the brilliant idea of auctioning off the members of the privileged British establishment to make money for the new government and to put the white oppressors in their place. Abeba acquires Naomi at one such auction for her own...personal use. Jessica Cartwright is a young cop who is imprisoned on false charges of faking evidence in a big case involving two notorious gangsters, the Qadir brothers. Once at their mercy she is transported into their business empire as a "special girl" working in brothel for people with rather perverse tastes. There to her horror she discovers just how deep police corruption in the city goes. This can be viewed as a stand-alone story although it does take place in the same "universe" as The Humiliation of Catherine Hunter, and though the characters are largely different it, the atmosphere, the timeframe and the overall themes of it and are very similar. So it could be seen as a sequel to that popular story. The Humiliation of Naomi Sanderson-Hughes is more than 20k words and involves scenes of BDSM, spanking, humiliation, uniforms, race-play and lesbianism.