Saturday, May 1, 2021

Saturday Spanking - Spanking from the past


Welcome to Saturday Spanking once again. I’m happy to say that my publisher has accepted the second book in the On the River Series. I’ll be telling you much more about that soon. Today’s snippet is from Searching for Home.

 

Jenny, Allie and Lane took off for a short girls’ trip and began a conversation with Lane telling of her history of being spanked as a child – although she remembered the occasional round with a switch or wooden spoon from her mom, there were two times her father had stepped in. She tells about one of those times.

 

He used the paddle and it hurt like hell. But I swear, knowing how disappointed they were, hurt nearly as bad.”

“Damn, they were strict,” Allie commiserated. 

“Oh, that wasn’t all! We never had any extra money, so I was saving to go with the church youth group to The Carowinds amusement park in Charlotte that summer. The church made a donation, but it was fifteen dollars per person to go and I’d saved about twelve so far. But Mama went with me to the drugstore the next day to return the lipstick and I had to pay for it anyway. It shot such a hole in my savings that I didn’t go to Carowinds that summer.”

“Lane, that’s awful!” Allie cried. She could not relate to not being able to have her parents give her fifteen dollars for something she really wanted to do. She’d already been punished. Allie felt her parents should have tried to come up with the money for her.

“What’s awful about it? I was the one who stole something and I knew it was dead wrong. I had to return it, even though they couldn’t resell it and I had to pay for it. That was to square me with the law and the store. The whippin’ got it off my conscience and wiped the slate clean at home. At the time, I thought I got off light since they didn’t tell my brother, the new deputy, what I’d done.”

Jenny laughed, “Okay, you did get off easy!”

Allie looked uncomfortable for a minute, then finally asked, “You didn’t get spanked on the bare butt, did you?”

“No, never. That never happened to any of us kids. Now, the few times Daddy took Mama to the woodshed – I don’t know. I guess that’s between them.”

“Geez, your whole family’s spank happy,” Jenny groused. “I sure see where Cal got it.”

“Maybe,” Lane said, “but look at how everybody turned out. My brothers are great, and I’m perfect, of course. It’s just the twins that are such little bitches and they rarely got spanked. So I’d say it did the rest of us some good.”




Buy link - Amazon 

Blurb : 

Jenny is happily married to her strong, gorgeous sheriff. She has great friends and a good job. But life is never perfect is it? Within a short time, she and Cal have to move from the home they rent, need to move in with his parents and receive life-changing news from her mother’s lawyer. Jenny’s friend and boss, Allie, has her share of problems too – money woes, grabby clients and burglaries near her work.

 

When they try to keep their worries from their protective husbands, they find out what it means to have an alpha man to deal with. After the girls are attacked at work, things seem to go from bad to worse. Taking on adult responsibilities is never easy as they’re finding out the hard way. Good thing they have their older friends, Cassie, Sue, Annie and Lily to fall back on.

 

 

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)
Cassie's Road Trip (book nine)
Cassie's Life (book ten)

Paperbacks can be found here


Cal's Law Series:


Cal's Law (book one)
Becoming Family (book two)
Educating Jenny (book three)
Searching for Home (book four)


Corbin's Bend

Returning to Us    

6 comments:

  1. Woohoo PK, congratulations on the second book being accepted!

    Oh my,very strict upbringing. Spank happy family indeed lol

    Hugs
    Roz

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    1. Children have been raised well in all different ways. Strict is fine if it's loving.

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  2. Got to agree with Roz. A very spank happy family, but the punishment certainly fit the crime.

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    1. It did in this case. Shoplifting would never be tolerated.

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  3. I agree with both Roz and Kryssie. You can certainly tell where Cal got his penchant for the lifestyle. Wonderful snippet, PK>

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    1. He did grow up with it. So it's always been normal for him.

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