Wendy Campbell is small, boyish, and has been turning down Friday night drinks for three years because going home to Minou is a more honest explanation than anything else she could say. She types reports perfectly, goes to bed early, and has the most specific and inventive dreams of anyone in the building. She has been keeping them entirely to herself.
Then a gift-wrapped leather belt appears under her desk on Secret Santa Day with instructions not to open it until bedtime, and the week that follows begins to blur the boundary between what Wendy dreams and what she finds herself doing.
Secret Santa is a standalone novella set across a December in a traditional London company where the managing director has been watching his quiet, precise, perfectly punctual administration assistant with the specific attention of a man who has formed a very clear assessment and is deciding, with the patience of someone who plans things thoroughly, exactly when to act on it. The Secret Santa gifts arrive each week, one per week, each one chosen with a precision that tells Wendy something about who sent them that she finds both alarming and, in the darkness of her flat with Minou watching from the armchair, entirely welcome.
Paula Mann writes Wendy from the inside, with the warmth of someone who understands that shyness and desire are not opposites but the same thing held in tension, and that the specific pleasure of being seen clearly by someone who knows exactly what they are looking at is unlike any other pleasure available to a woman who has been invisible for twenty-six years. The spanking is explicit and fully described. The sex is written with the same completeness.
This book contains explicit M/F erotic spanking, bare bottom correction, hand spanking, leather belt use, workplace authority dynamics, first-time elements, full nudity, and graphic sexual content between consenting adults.
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