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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 private retreat on forty acres of unmarked land, a doctor who built it around a single organising principle, and daughters of the wealthy who arrive in the back of anonymous cars not entirely sure what their fathers have purchased. The alignment, as Merewood calls it, is a spanking. The girls leave quieter. Most of them find reasons to return. Word count: 69,000+
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