 | A forty-eight-year-old widow in Coventry opens her door on a rainy afternoon to a small, soaking wet university student who has lost the address of her digs. By the time the soup is on the table and the wet clothes are in the dryer, Mrs Porter has remembered something about herself that a year of widowhood had almost put away. Word count: 48,000+
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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+ | |
 | 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 forty-eight-year-old LSE professor who has been a spankophile since his teens, four bedrooms full of Janus magazines he has never been able to throw away, and a cleaning lady from Argentina who arrives on a Sunday morning speaking very little English and has no idea what she is walking into. What follows is one of the most unlikely and most genuine love stories in the series. Word count: 36,000+ | |
 | A shy twenty-six-year-old who goes to bed early hoping to dream, a mysterious Secret Santa gift left under her desk each week, and a managing director who calls her a good girl in a way that produces a specific physical response she is not entirely prepared to examine. The dreams and the reality begin to converge in ways she did not predict. Word count: 28,000+
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 | A suburban housewife applies for a sales job, says she will do anything to make a sale, and discovers that her new employer takes that statement entirely seriously. Explicit, darkly funny, and charged with the specific electricity of a woman who has been bored for eighteen years and has just stopped being bored. Word count: 29,000+
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 | Twelve explicit M/F domestic discipline stories told in the women's own voices, two spankings per story, every one described from the inside by a woman who has been living inside this dynamic long enough to know exactly what it gives her. Written by someone who found the real thing and lost it, and who has not stopped looking. Word count: 34,000+
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 | A thirty-something software developer in Hendon discovers on a Sunday night that his upstairs neighbour has locked herself out, says she has been a naughty girl, and already has the keys in her dressing gown pocket. What follows across the series is a very specific education in what older women have been waiting for and are entirely prepared to ask for directly. Word count: 48,000+ | |
 | Twenty-two years of one woman's spanking life, told in her own voice, from the first time she asked her uncle to spank her in Newcastle to the woman she became at forty. A life shaped by the people who understood what she needed, and by the specific gift of finding them at exactly the right moment. Word count: 51,000+ | |
 | A twenty-four-year-old country girl from Torquay arrives at a Reading AirBnB with no accommodation sorted, a broken engagement, and a very specific fantasy she has not yet admitted to herself, and lands in a household that has been waiting for exactly her kind of trouble. Word count: 51,000+
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