 | Episode 1 - 20 - A hotel owner near Birmingham bends over a guest's knee on a Tuesday morning in 1990 to save a booking, discovers something about herself she had no idea she needed, and by the end of the week has decided that this is the additional service that will save the hotel. The Happy Stay Spanking Hotel is open for business. Word count: 80,000+
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 | A twenty-eight-year-old journalist who has been trying to expose the wrong people for the wrong reasons meets the man she should have been investigating all along in a Hampstead pub on a rainy Friday evening, and discovers that thirty-five-year-old CEOs who inherited a company scandal can be considerably more interesting than the story. Word count: 31,000+ | |
 | A forty-eight-year-old LSE professor who has been a spankophile since his teens, four bedrooms full of Janus magazines he has never been able to throw away, and a cleaning lady from Argentina who arrives on a Sunday morning speaking very little English and has no idea what she is walking into. What follows is one of the most unlikely and most genuine love stories in the series. Word count: 36,000+ | |
 | A retired couple let their upstairs flat to a young newlywed pair, and within three months the landlady has Riley over her knee for unpaid rent. What follows is considerably more interesting than a tenancy agreement. Word count: 50,000+
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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+ | |
 | Two young women, no jobs, no rent, and a landlord with a hairbrush who offers them a straightforward arrangement. Anna works out the maths. Penny pretends to be horrified. Both of them know they are going to say yes. Two years of pandemic survival, told by Penny, with warmth, humour, and not a dull page. Word count: 38,000+
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 | A fifty-two-year-old former musician lives alone in a Yorkshire cottage, wants for nothing, and has been keeping his most specific pleasure entirely to himself. Then Sarah Jennings knocks on his door in the rain on the evening of her eighteenth birthday, and the quiet life ends in the best possible way. Warm, explicit, and unlike almost anything else in the genre. Word count: 49,000+
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Paula Mann
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