 | A discreet brass plaque on a Bloomsbury door in 1868, a governess who has discovered the precise nature of her own desires, and a growing network of women who understand that what a failing wife actually needs is not patience or lectures but firm discipline administered behind a locked door. Explicit, historically rich, and unlike anything else in Victorian spanking fiction. Word count: 68,000+ | |
 | 1872, and The Hammond Agency sends Lydia Webb to correct a failing wife in Kent. Lydia has reformed seven women in four years. She has never met anyone like Penelope Hutchinson, who is not clumsy, is not failing, and has been deliberately breaking things for months hoping someone would finally give her what she needs. Explicit, psychologically precise, and unlike anything else in Victorian F/F spanking fiction. Word count: 57,000+ | |
 | Behind its respectable grey stone facade, the Railway Hotel serves one purpose: to give women what polite Victorian society will not. Five guests arrive across five stories with desires buried under decades of propriety and find Mrs. Vivienne Hutchinson waiting, unhurried and exacting, at the door. Word count: 50,000+ | |
 | Major Rogue Kensworth arrives in five different households across 1950s England and Texas, and in each one turns a defiant young woman and her sceptical mother into two women who cannot stop trembling under his exacting, patient discipline. Word count: 66,000+ |
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