One need only tune in the television set during prime time on any night of the week to witness a seemingly endless barrage of violence in the form of "entertainment." Whether it is cops pursuing robbers, or secret agents gunning down other secret agents, the pattern is invariably the same. The fact that no one is really hurt, at least physically, is also common to them all. But real violence does exist, and real people, good and bad, are maimed and killed daily in the streets and homes of America. The thing that Rhoda Miller, a young and inexperienced woman, failed to realize, could very well be a lesson for all of us as we sit in our living rooms soaking up TV's phony violence. There are criminals in our midst, people who would steal or rape or murder at the slightest provocation, people who have no respect whatsoever for human life. Rhoda Miller's degradation at the hands of people like these may have been avoided had she had more "respect" for this dangerous element in society, and had she heeded the warning signs. But her innocence - and possibly the false picture of violence she and all of us receive through the entertainment media made her reckless in her dealings with those who follow no code of morality. SECRETARY IN BONDAGE - a serious novel of blind lust and depravity, in which can be found an important message...