Aunty Mae’s Punishment Book 1

Aunty Mae Gibson started spanking by accident, in her back garden in Sussex on a summer night when a nineteen-year-old climbed the fence in her knickers and a t-shirt and bent over to retrieve her outdoor clothes from the field. Mae had never spanked anyone. Her husband was six months dead. She slept well for the first time since the funeral, replaying every stroke, and understood in the morning that she had found the thing that would carry her through the rest of her life.

The village of Upper Middleton is the world of this book, a Sussex village ten miles and a hundred years from Brighton where houses pass from generation to generation and where Mae, in her large house at the edge of old-town, quietly becomes the person the village sends its difficult women to across six decades. Emma starts working in Harry’s vegetable garden and begins asking to be punished for things she has barely done wrong. The mothers and daughters and wives who follow have their own reasons and their own histories, and each one signs the punishment book when Mae is finished with them.

Paula Mann writes Mae in the first person, with the unhurried warmth of a woman who has had sixty years to understand exactly what she has been doing and why it has always been the right thing. The spankings are explicit and fully described, every implement named and felt, the arousal tracked throughout in every body in every room. The sex is written with the same completeness.

This book contains explicit F/F erotic spanking, bare bottom correction, hand spanking, cane, hairbrush and strap use, domestic and village community discipline dynamics, full nudity, and graphic sexual content between consenting adult women.