Mrs. Hansen's Boarding House and The Education of Paul

These two primarily femdom spanking novelettes contain 11 parts and are collectively, over 35,000 words long. The orientation is heavily slanted towards F/M as the cover would imply. But contained within these stories are also F/F and M/F scenes. These are novelettes of spanking erotica that will appeal to those who like F/M spanking in particular, and who enjoy switch scenarios as well.

In Mrs. Hansen's Boarding House, James, a young man, secures lodging in a boarding house near the college campus where he is enrolled. The house is a boarding house run by a Mrs. Greta Hansen and her friend, Ida Reed. James learns that four others, all young women, are also boarders. It is 1962, a time when traditional values still hold sway and codes of behavior are strictly enforced-and by old fashioned methods of discipline. That holds true at Mrs. Hansen's house, for she insists on strict adherence to her rules of conduct where the penalty for misbehavior can mean a date with a wooden paddle or a stout hairbrush. But Mrs. Hansen's house also holds secrets, secrets never imagined by the impressionable college students, and the revelation of those secrets will change their lives in profound ways.

The Education of Paul introduces Paul Ames, an amiable college boy off on a vacation to the desert city of Palm Springs. It is there that he meets Tessa Trask, a beautiful older woman. Tessa has a proposal for Paul and it involves his participation in a sexy form of entertainment for a wealthy clientele. Tessa puts on role playing tableaux for her clients, but those plays involve punishment, corporal punishment to be exact. Paul has misgivings, for in these role plays he is a submissive, a naughty boy who must be disciplined. But the allure of both Tessa and a big paycheck is too much. Another allure turns out to be Becky, a cute college girl and friend of Tessa who also participates. For a time all goes well for the trio. It's a great business, that is, until some unsavory characters with Russian surnames threaten to spoil the party.