A bit of local colour this month, from an author who has become both a friend and an inspiration. While Evie Hunter's A Touch of Spice has only a few spanking scenes, the D/S dynamic runs strongly through the book. When a noble, if troublesome, heroine and an experienced military veteran are stranded on … Continue reading Book of the Month: Touch of Spice by Evie Hunter
Sarah and Stephen’s story began here Why was roleplay with Stephen so difficult to take seriously? It had seemed like an excellent way to experience a punishment without things getting too personal. It had worked before, with Mark, why was it suddenly so difficult to get her mind into the game? Sarah looked up … Continue reading Intensive Coursework: Early Bedtime
I see the look of ill-disguised pity in their eyes, hear the murmurs as they pass. I don’t blame them for staring; no one else has come to the cinema alone. They do not see that you are with me, though you left for home this morning. They do not know that you brought … Continue reading Alone
Sarah and Stephen’s story began here Sarah tried not to feel silly, tied to door. Even with the curtains pulled, the bright afternoon sunlight lent a cheery air to the sitting room, an atmosphere she’d tried to cultivate in her home but one which didn’t exactly help her enter a submissive frame of mind. … Continue reading Intensive Coursework: Afternoon Delight
Between The Reluctant Bride and this new novella Susan has demonstrated quite the talent for well-crafted western romances. As with all of her books, there are plenty of spankings,and plenty of twists to keep the story moving along. While the plot is a touch fanciful, the central characters are each very well-rounded and believable. … Continue reading Book of the Month: Elizabeth’s Flight
One of my goals when I started blogging was to present a balanced, realistic view of what it is like entering into the world of spanking from the viewpoint of an inexperienced spankee. While the “thoughts on submission” entries relate my own thoughts and experiences, I’ve also enjoyed creating a fictional character “Sarah” who is … Continue reading The Sarah Saga
I don’t know where this reputation I’ve gotten as a thief came from. Sure, I may relocate the occasional spanking implement, but where’s the harm in that? I mean, these things are always returned to the rightful owner. . .once they’ve had a chance to consider the error of their ways (or more precisely, as … Continue reading Robin Bottom
Christmas had thrown up in the living room. Cassie eyed the mess disdainfully before squeezing her eyes shut, hoping childishly that by some magic it would vanish when she opened them again. It didn’t; sometimes being an adult wasn’t all it was cracked up to be. Cassie sighed, tore a big black … Continue reading Ice Queen
She pulled on her bonds, but to no avail, the ropes held fast, as did the branches to which they were secured. Thick, sturdy branches, rooted deep into the earth. “Release me” It was a prayer, a desperate plea to God, to gods, to the mother goddess or any other deity whose … Continue reading Release Me
LSF Publications have selected another of my shorts for publication- this time in the Pop! series, featuring M/F paddling tales. Initiation was my first foray into the fraternity/sorority genre, a genre which I feel is much in need of a more realistic take on student life- something I hoped to address with this story. I still … Continue reading Pop!
Acknowledging Imperfection 