A Woman of the West

It’s post-Civil War. The pretty blonde Belle is brought up in an atmosphere of strict morality. But after the death of her parents, she’s sent to a boarding school where she is condemned to menial kitchen work. When she falls foul of the headmaster, the brutish disciplinarian beats her and threatens to do worse. To avoid surrendering her virginity, she runs away, although not before her female classmates initiate her into the delights of lesbian sex. Once on her own, she finds herself in a brothel run by the strict but honest Mrs P, who offers her a position in her establishment. Belle proves to have a talent for the work and is soon much in demand. Before long, she’s entertaining single men, and participating in threesomes, foursomes, and a variety of sadomasochistic practices. However, when she falls in love with the young gambling addict Errol, he persuades Belle to go west with him and meet up with a friend who has offered him a share in his gambling house. The two join a wagon train, but when they run into a band of hostile Indians, Errol grabs a horse, gallops away, and leaves at the mercy of these ruthless Indians. To save herself, Belle offers up her body for sex until she’s finally rescued by the army. As her trek west continues, Belle finds herself the common-law wife of a soldier, reacquainted with the pleasures of lesbian sex, captured by Indians again – on yet another wagon train – in the middle of drug-fuelled orgies, and finally penniless. To get by, she exchanges sex for food and lodging, which is nothing new for her. And before long, the determined Belle is on a stagecoach heading to California. When she finally reaches Sacramento, to her great surprise, she runs into the enterprising Mrs P. Together the two women devise a future doing what they do best – providing specialised sexual services for discriminating clients.