 | A patriarch who runs his household on strict traditional rules, a wife and four daughters who accept the reckoning every Sunday as the structure of their lives, and a management trainee called Owen who walks Sophie home on a Friday night and discovers, in the first five minutes, exactly what kind of family he has stumbled into. Word count: 52,000+
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 | A newly separated fifty-year-old writer of cowboy novels moves into a retirement village as a temporary measure and discovers, within a week of arrival, that a thousand houses full of fit mature women whose husbands have either died or forgotten what they married is precisely where he was always supposed to end up. Word count: 36,000+ | |
 | A milkman who knows everybody on his round, remembers everything, tells his wife the details every evening, and has been delivering more than milk to the women of Upper Middleton for thirty years. Warm, funny, and told with the specific ease of a man entirely at peace with his life and his hobby. Word count: 39,000+ | |
 | A twenty-five-year-old recently divorced woman takes a room at a Bournemouth guesthouse with strict rules printed on the back of the notice behind the door, discovers her landlady means every word of them, and finds herself, within a fortnight, with more interesting Saturdays than the entire three years of her marriage produced. Word count: 49,000+ | |
 | A journalist drives to a Victorian country house in a pleated tartan skirt, expecting Phil Robins and finding Philippa. The scoop of the year is sitting across a large desk asking her to take off her blouse. Samantha decides to stay. Word count: 84,000+
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 | An eighteen-year-old babysitter in Brighton who loves being spanked, keeps a tight diary, has life lessons numbered from one to however many the evening produces, and has worked out that the most in-demand babysitter on any street is the one who knows exactly what she is doing and is entirely honest with herself about why. Explicit, funny, and told with the specific wit of a narrator who is never as surprised as she pretends to be. Word count: 38,000+ | |
 | Following on from "The Girls Left Behind" and "Knicker Bottom Story." This series continues to explore the Spanking Families in 1966. Three intertwined families, four locations, and 1966. A Bournemouth guesthouse, a finishing school, a lingerie shop, and a grammar school, each with its own hierarchy and its own methods, and all of them connected by blood, history, and the specific domestic discipline that has been running through this world since 1941. Word count: 86,000+
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 | Five young women caught shoplifting in the same department store, each one brought to the back office and offered the same choice by the same security manager, each one making the same decision. The strip search is thorough, the spanking is real, and Wednesday afternoons turn out to be considerably more instructive than the shop floor. Word count: 49,000+
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 | A Czechoslovakian mathematics tutor with a classroom in his front room, a cane on the wall, and a very specific fee structure for single mothers. The results are exceptional. The price is paid in full, in advance, by every mother who kneels on his floor and asks for it. Word count: 49,000+
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 | A twenty-one-year-old moves into her aunt and uncle's Bristol home to attend university, knowing full well what the house rules are and deciding that Milton Keynes is reason enough to accept them. She is not wrong about Milton Keynes, and not wrong about the rules either. Word count: 37,000+
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