 | 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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 | A thirty-year-old secretary from Highbury walks into a Hampstead estate agent in a skirt her brother chose, intending to get spanked and then take the man to court for twenty-five thousand pounds. She walks through the door, sees Allan Montgomery's smile, and understands immediately that the twenty-five thousand pounds was never going to happen. The plan goes wrong in the best possible way, and the court case that follows changes everything for both of them. Word count: 31,000+ | |
 | 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+ | |
 | 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 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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 | 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+ | |
 | 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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