Languishing behind the walls of her father’s castle, Kirsten would have gladly given anything she possessed to defeat their enemies and break the siege… anything except what was ultimately required of her. In desperation and with no other option, her lord father had summoned the fearsome mercenary Gustav Jager and sought to buy his sword with lands and a title, but Gustav had demanded more… much more. He would come to their aid, but only in return for Kirsten’s hand in marriage.   Led from the victory feast as his bride and his prize, Kirsten finds that Gustav has awakened something in her which she did not expect, and to her surprise she does not find her duties to her new husband in the least bit unpleasant. Soon, though, she learns that her body belongs to him in more ways than one, and that he is more than willing to bare her bottom and spank her soundly when her behavior warrants it.   In spite of Gustav’s firm chastisement and his unsophisticated manner, Kirsten cannot help but start to fall in love as he works hard to build a better life for her and for the small band of loyal friends who serve them, and when an old enemy returns to plague her family once more, Kirsten must put aside the spoiled girl she once was and act with the courage befitting the wife of a knight.   Publisher’s Note:  The Mercenary’s Claim contains non-consensual spankings of an adult woman, including domestic discipline in a historical setting. If such material offends you, please don’t buy this book.

After a summer-long writers’ retreat turns out to be an internet scam, Amber Wheatleigh finds herself standing beside her broken-down car on a dirt road in the Colorado foothills. When a local rancher by the name of Travis Bradley offers her a place to stay for the night, she hesitantly accepts, and before she knows it she has agreed to spend the summer cooking and cleaning for Travis and his ranch hands. Something about Travis intrigues Amber, and her interest in him is multiplied many times over upon her discovery of a diary kept by his late wife Heather before her tragic death. The diary speaks of a beautiful, deep, and lasting love, but also of a man willing to take his young wife in hand… and put her over his knee for a sound spanking. This dominant side of Travis captivates and excites Amber and she spends as much time with him as she can manage, but when he learns of her discovery of Heather’s diary his anger at Amber’s uninvited intrusion into his past threatens to end their budding romance. Desperate to win his forgiveness, Amber makes a bold request—that Travis punish her as he would have punished Heather—and he reluctantly accepts. Even as the sting of his switch still burns on her bottom, Travis knows in his heart that Amber can bring true joy into his life in a way that nothing has since Heather’s death. But can he let go of the past and take hold of a future with her, and can this feisty writer learn to love—and obey—her firm-handed rancher? Publisher’s Note: The Writer and the Rancher contains spankings of an adult woman, including domestic discipline in a contemporary setting. If such material offends you, please don’t buy this book.

It’s 1990, and Jenny’s one day of temporary work for Sentry Security turns into more than she bargained for when an old adversary of the boss starts making trouble for anyone associated with him. It’s Jeep’s job to protect the boss and anyone the boss says to protect, but his assignment to the conservative little Jenny has Jeep more than intrigued. Keeping her safe includes knowing all her secrets and Jenny has a doozy. It’s her belief in traditional marriage, where a man can spank his wife if he sees fit. It doesn’t take long for Jeep to see the advantages. The investigation draws Jenny ever closer to Jeep, but fitting into his world isn’t easy—especially not with a group of friends and co-workers as quirky as she finds there. Good thing Jeep has learned so quickly how to deal with an erring wife. A light-hearted spanking romance with action and comedy from author Chula Stone. Mature subject matter for adults only. 35,968 words