Welcome to Saturday Spankings and to
summer. It’s time to sit by the pool and read. Ignore your job and other responsibilities
and just enjoy a good book! You could try it, might at least get you spanked.
My snippet today comes from Educating Jenny, the third book in the Cal’s Law
Series.
Jenny still has a lot to learn about
what to say once a spanking has begun.
Positioning her over his lap, he repeated his rule, “I
don’t mind you going to the occasional party, you just have to leave if drugs
come out. And I mean from pot to coke, anything.”
“I never go to any parties with anything worse than pot,
and you know that,” Jenny told him emphatically.
“Good,” Cal responded as he positioned her across his
lap. Jenny was grateful he was only using his hand and that he began with
moderate swats. Her gratitude waned as his hand fell harder and faster.
“Shit, Cal. Not so hard!” she demanded.
The next two swats were harder still and landed on her
thighs. “Son of a bitch! Stop,” Jenny shouted.
Cal paused to make sure Jenny could hear him. “You keep
up the cussing and this could last a while. You made the decision to break the
rules, you take the consequences. And I’m telling you, cussing during a spanking is never going to be a
good idea.”
Cal’s young wife, Jenny,
just wants to play house with her gorgeous, dominant husband, Sheriff Cal
Bennett of Beaufort County. Cal wants her to complete one more year
of college before choosing a path. Although Jenny is tired of
school, she bends to her husband’s wishes and goes off to classes in a nearby
city. On their precious days together, Cal educates his beautiful
girl to the idea of sexual fantasies and bedroom toys, and here, Jenny is an
eager student!
She is applying herself to her classes and showing Cal she can be responsible when, suddenly, Jenny finds herself being stalked by a mysterious police officer who views every move she makes as criminal. Everyone she cares about knows that what ensues is not Jenny’s doing, but she can’t keep herself from giving in to some sweet revenge. Her plan starts out as a silly college girl prank, but soon lands her on the wrong side of Cal’s law.
She is applying herself to her classes and showing Cal she can be responsible when, suddenly, Jenny finds herself being stalked by a mysterious police officer who views every move she makes as criminal. Everyone she cares about knows that what ensues is not Jenny’s doing, but she can’t keep herself from giving in to some sweet revenge. Her plan starts out as a silly college girl prank, but soon lands her on the wrong side of Cal’s law.
Other books by PK Corey in the Cassie Space series
Cassie's Space (book one)
Cassie's Tale (book two)
Cassie on the Move (book three)
Cassie's River Living (book four)
Cassie's Conflict (book five)
Cassie's Influence (book six)
Cassie's Ordeal (book seven)
Cassie Corralled (book eight)
Check out more great snippet here.
Great snippet PK!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Minelle.
DeleteYeah, that's a lesson you learn pretty quickly. Howling and sobbing are acceptable for most HoH's, but if profanity comes spewing out of your mouth, you'll get extra.
ReplyDeleteThat's most definitely the truth!
DeleteI laughed out loud at the 'cussing idea during a spanking' comment.
ReplyDeleteAs always, PK, you deliver humour with the perfect amount of heat.
Thanks Libby, it's fun writing people that I feel I know well. They're lots of fun.
DeleteThis was a scene in this book that made me quote Cal, too. I am really stupid sometimes, but I do not swear during a spanking.
ReplyDeleteLoved this Book!
Ella
You're a very intelligent girl!
DeleteGreat snippet PK! Oh dear, definitely not a wise thing to say during a spanking!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Roz
I think most of us learned that early!
DeleteCan't say I've ever cussed during a spanking. Afterwards? Only once.
ReplyDeleteAmy
It seems cussing during a spanking - or right afterwards is universally disliked by all HOHs.
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