 | A recently divorced writer moves into a Cornish terrace, discovers his new neighbours have been playing whist on Fridays for years, needs a man in the women's group, and produces a flat-backed wooden hairbrush from her handbag before the first game has been dealt. Jack decides Cornwall was the right move. Word count: 47,000+ | |
 | A forty-eight-year-old widow in Coventry opens her door on a rainy afternoon to a small, soaking wet university student who has lost the address of her digs. By the time the soup is on the table and the wet clothes are in the dryer, Mrs Porter has remembered something about herself that a year of widowhood had almost put away. Word count: 48,000+
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 | A forty-two-year-old sports master at a Suffolk prep school, a sideline full of wealthy mothers with nothing to do between the coffee mornings and the school run, and a very specific hobby that gets considerably easier to pursue when a tall blonde turns up at the soccer match and tells him she overheard everything. Explicit, funny, and entirely unashamed. Word count: 46,000+
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 | Charles Nicholas arrives at Saint Samantha's School for Girls in September 1970, having been quietly asked to leave his previous school in South Africa for the same reasons that make him ideal for this one. The headmistress patted the girls' bottoms at lunch. The sports mistress asked if she needed a father figure. Charles and Sarah decided they had landed the best job in the country. They were right. Word count: 48,000+
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 | A housemaster and his wife the Matron at a 1971 Norfolk girls' boarding school, both of whom have been doing this for twenty years and have never once considered doing anything else. The spring term begins on the second of January with Nicole calling the headmistress a silly old bat, and it goes from there. Word count: 40,000+ | |
 | A twenty-eight-year-old woman in a comfortable marriage asks her husband to spank her, discovers he is enthusiastic but entirely wrong about what she needs, and begins to understand that what she has been thinking about since her father-in-law patted her bottom at the front door is considerably more specific than she had admitted. The in-laws live twenty minutes away. Word count: 49,000+
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 | A twenty-eight-year-old regional manager stays at his in-laws' Bournemouth guesthouse during his work weeks, develops a habit of arriving home drunk, and discovers that his mother-in-law Pamela has a hairbrush and an entirely different approach to the situation than he expected. His wife knows nothing. His erection, once Pamela has finished, knows everything. Word count: 48,000+ | |
 | 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+ |
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