Sacrifice To The Emerald God

Margie is a young American anthropologist, taking an extended honeymoon trip
with her new husband, deep into the mountains of Venezuela. Early one morning,
she goes to the local marketplace alone, and finds herself suddenly grabbed by
the murderous bandit Diego Badoya, who’s just escaped from prison. After using
Margie to slip the police, Diego takes his hostage up the river by boat. A
failed attempt to escape leaves her cruelly beaten, bound and sexually
assaulted by her captor. Despite the degradation she's made to suffer, her
traitorous body responds to the attack with surprising arousal. She spends
days as Diegos sexual toy, kept bound and readied for repeated assaults that
leave her both breathless and shamed. On reaching a rough town frequented by
drug dealers and smugglers, Diego loses everything in a card game including
Margie. Now the property of the cool sadistic gambler Armando, her hard life
continues with more whipping and more rough, forced sex. Further upriver, far
into the savage jungle, the sadist trades her to a primitive Indian tribe for
precious emeralds. After making use of her for their own pleasure, the
villagers prepare her with a potent hallucinogenic drug and leave her bound to
a large statue, a sacrifice to the Green God who guards their emerald mine.
Although Margie has known astonishing sexual pleasure at the hands of brutal
men, she still longs to be rescued, even though the memories of her previous
life become more distant each day of her captivity.