 | Emma has found her home with the Templetons, found her purpose, and is now opening her doors to the girls who have been writing to her from the dark, looking for what she found. The third book in the series is the one where the student becomes the teacher, the lost girl becomes the headmistress, and the academy opens for its first intake. Word count: 51,000+ | |
 | A nineteen-year-old babysitter cycles three miles to a grand Sussex house, is touched by Mr Davies in the hallway on the first day in a way that is entirely deliberate, and goes home to look for the mark in the mirror. She finds nothing. She goes back the following morning. The lessons that follow are not about the baby. Word count: 51,000+ | |
 | Emma has left the Davies household and found her way to the Hendersons, where Sarah meets her husband's wandering hands with a hairbrush and a very clear sense of where Emma belongs. The second book in the series is deeper, more explicit, and considerably more honest about what Emma has been learning all along. Word count: 48,000+ | |
 | Eight explicit spanking stories that didn't fit anywhere else, gathered into one generous volume by a writer who has been building this world for long enough to have corners of it that deserve their own book. A daughter's teacher who arrives at the wrong door and ends up over the right knee. A travelling salesman who loves his landladies. A mature receptionist who keeps going back for more and eventually understands why. Word count: 106,000+
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 | Twelve explicit spanking stories are gathered into one substantial volume by Peter Michaels, ranging from naughty neighbours in 1973 Wooburn Green to a billionaire who has been looking for a woman with a daughter for twenty years and finally finds her. A milkman who delivers considerably more than milk. Three generations of the same family addressed on the same Sunday afternoon. Over a hundred thousand words and not a dull page. Word count: 100,000+
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 | A twenty-three-year-old art history graduate inherits a Sussex hotel called the Crimson Crop from a great-aunt who left it with traditions intact, an accountant who enforces them, and a housekeeper who remembers exactly how to put little Maddy across her knee. The business education that follows is unlike anything the university offered. Word count: 49,000+
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 | A woman who wants to be a journalist, a father who disagrees, and a husband who has been chosen to continue the tradition. Eleanor Hall is twenty-four years old, one week from her wedding, and still getting spanked. Her body accepts the correction. Her ambition refuses to. Word count: 46,000+
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 | At Bennett's Exclusive Dress Shop in 1953 Liverpool, an owner and his manager discipline their staff and their most demanding private clients over the knee and across the desk, building a slow-burning romance of their own beneath every session they run. Word count: 142,000+ | |
 | A Sussex manor house in 1950, a headmaster and his wife the matron, and a philosophy built on the understanding that strict discipline administered with genuine care does not merely correct behaviour but unlocks something in the women who receive it. Six students. Six transformations. Every correction explicit, every awakening fully described. Word count: 163,000+ | |
 | 1941, Watford, two streets, three families, and twenty-two books' worth of wartime England built from the inside out. The husbands are at the front. The women left behind have their wooden spoons, their uniform factory, their big house, and each other. Word count: 209,000+ |
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