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 | Judy Dinard is a sales rep who is encouraged to have BDSM relationships with her clients
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 | Samantha pretends to resign from her job at the newspaper and accepts a position to help Phil Robins write the next erotic spanking best seller, Sting'. Samantha's job is to help write the prequel to Sting, describing and acting out the erotic parts of the new book based on her life from 18 to 28. | |
 | This is the story of Elizabeth Turner, or Lizzy to her friends, who is twenty-one years old and wanted to get away from her parents in Milton Keynes and go to Uni in Bristol, where her Uncle and Aunty lived. Aunty Jean and Uncle Henry had a reputation for spanking naughty girls whenever possible and Lizzy decided to accept their rules and consequences just to get away from Milton Keynes, if you have ever been there you will understand. Lizzy is regularly spanked by her Uncle and Aunty for their pleasure, and, as it turned out, for hers as well.
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 | Penny and Anna are two girls who lose their jobs at the beginning of the Pandemic and replace their income with regular spanking
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 | Mother-In-Law asked to be spanked - The Complete Story
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 | Ten women. Ten moments of reckoning. Ten different ways discipline reshapes desire.
Some women discover what they need through careful negotiation. Others stumble into it by accident. A few have always known but never admitted it, even to themselves.
These are their stories.
In these pages, you'll meet women who break rules they secretly want enforced. Who test boundaries hoping to find someone strong enough to hold them. Who discover that surrender isn't weakness but the bravest choice they'll ever make.
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 | Another ten Spanking Stories to Share with your Partner Before Bedtime
Includes ten complete stories: The Yoga Instructor · The Dance Rehearsal · The Chef's Apprentice · The Personal Trainer · The Music Lesson · The Writing Workshop · The Gardening Class · The Photography Session · The Acting Coach · The Horseback Riding Lesson
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 | The most intimate collection in the series.
You know what you want. You want the strap landing on bare skin. You want the sounds a woman makes when she stops managing herself and simply feels. You want discipline delivered with complete authority by someone who means every stroke.
Now imagine two women receiving it together.
Not strangers. A mother and her adult daughter are in the same room, watching each other, feeling everything the watching produces.
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 | The series returns. This time with a difference.
The earlier volumes in the Spanking Shorts series gave you women of authority and the women who submitted to them. Book four gives you something the series has not yet delivered in full. The Victorian husband with his expectations and his belt. The employer with his study and his strap. The physician with his examination couch and his particular understanding of what nervous complaints in women of the upper classes actually require. The headmaster with his cane and his composure do not survive the evening intact.
Ten stories. Ten closed doors. Ten women who arrive at those doors composed and leave them entirely otherwise.
This is Victorian England, which means the power is not negotiated. It is given and received and understood by both parties as the most honest arrangement available to them in a world that offers women very little that is honest. The discipline in these pages is not a performance. It is real and it is felt and it is described stroke by stroke with the full attention it deserves.
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 | The series returns. This time for the women who have been waiting.
The earlier books in the Spanking Shorts series gave you Victorian discipline and domestic authority and the full charged range of what happens when someone who needs something finally finds someone willing to provide it. This book gives you something the series has not yet delivered.
Women who know exactly what they want. Women who have known for a very long time.
They are not young. They are lawyers and headteachers and gallery directors and literary editors and textile artists and professors and wives and oldest friends. They have built careers and marriages and studios and departments with considerable competence and considerable care, and they have arrived, somewhere between their late forties and their mid-sixties, at the understanding that competence is not the same as being fully present in your own life.
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