 | 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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 | 1958, Watford, and three streets full of interconnected families who have been spanking each other across the generations since before the war. The new bottoms are younger but the methods are unchanged, and Granny Farmer still has the energy for both. Word count: 239,000+ | |
 | 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 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 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-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 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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 | Three love stories set in 1995 in an exclusive Hampstead block of flats, each couple deeply in love, each woman with a bottom that rewards full attention, and the spanking woven through every relationship as naturally as the romance itself. Warm, explicit, and built for readers who want the whole story. Word count: 97,000+ | |
 | A shy twenty-six-year-old who goes to bed early hoping to dream, a mysterious Secret Santa gift left under her desk each week, and a managing director who calls her a good girl in a way that produces a specific physical response she is not entirely prepared to examine. The dreams and the reality begin to converge in ways she did not predict. Word count: 28,000+
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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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Paula Mann
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