Just Because

An Anthology Of Author Favorite Spanking Romance Stories

De: Lynn Carlyle

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

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Just Because
An Anthology Of Author Favorite Spanking Romance Stories


If you are a regular reader of the spanking romance stories of Lynn Carlyle, you may already be familiar with these stories. However, if you would care to sample an author with a different style, please consider this anthology.
The writing of Lynn will not contain language that will make you feel uncomfortable. Lynn’s stories often include some humor, along with romance, all of which is written with the possible sensitivities of readers in mind.

Please enjoy:

“Serendipity "A woman goes to see a counselor to grapple with a desire to experience a traditional session of corporal punishment by way of a paddling administered by a man. The counselor strives to find a gentleman who frequents a club at which such practices are carried out by consenting adults, and when she finds one that she feels is sensitive to her client’s needs, she introduces them.

“Happy Birthday To Us"
A married pair visiting Las Vegas come upon a store selling items for couples. But the wife finds her husband at a display of paddles, causing him to find it difficult to explain. But feeling that he has been a considerate lover, she insists that he go into detail about his desire, and she comes up with a way to celebrate his birthday.

"THE GOOD SPORT”
A middle-aged couple who had been dating for a short time are invited to a party. And on the way there, he warns her that the host of the party, his boss, can be a little mischievous when it comes to humor. True to form, the host introduces a game he has introduced, one that involves couples going into another room and acting out whatever activity is described on the cards they have drawn. For the new couple, they find themselves going into a bedroom so that he can give her a spanking. What they did not know was that the event was going to turn into a life-changing experience.

"Guess I Got Carried Away”
A woman decides that she is ready for a position as a school administrator and sees a posting for the position of superintendent of a district in Oklahoma. She knows she is in a different place when she encounters a farmer who takes exception to her parking to gaze at the wildflowers, for she has blocked his entry to his field. He says she needs a trip across his knees, and she leaves in a huff.
But when she reports to the meeting of the school board she find that the farmer she encountered looks good in a suit: especially ss the vice president of the board.

"The Unintended Reader”
A copywriter has a very loving marriage. But when a friend asks her to put into writing her desires to try some things with her husband that are nothing but kinky they find they share the desires. But when the copywriter’s husband comes home, they pack for their vacation, and he comes across a copy of expressed desires that were intended for another man.
So, when they arrive at their secluded cabin, what could happen?

"Quite The Catch"
Modern technology makes it possible for anyone to work from almost anywhere: even from a cabin alongside a small fishing lake. And just such a person is a fetching redheaded editor.
When one of the authors she is working for reveals that he has family who lives nearby, he asks if they could get together. She agrees, and some very unexpected events take place next to the shimmering pond.

“Morning Munchies”
A pair of teachers have a reputation for being excellent educators and a struggle for the administrators to control. The principal hosts a party to start off the year, a costume party open to staff, spouses and the community. The pair of mischief making teachers decide to both show up in cheerleader costumes, and to slip away to the office to get the thrill of smoking pot in such a forbidden space. They simply had not expected to get locked in the room, only to find themselves facing a form of discipline appropriate for the crime.

Sexy ideas, poorly written.

Like so many authors in this genera, this writer needs a good editor. Her plots are very good. But her prose is artificially formal. An annoying over use of "upon" where "on" would sound so much more natural. Every heroine must bite her lower lip. These stories should be a third shorter, because they are clogged by superfluous detail with no real connection to the plot.
All of these things take the reader out of the story like your dog jumping on the bed when you're having sex.
She is so close to being good that it is a shame these errors are left uncorrected.