Tiffany Greer is excited to finally be on her honeymoon with her dominant husband David. After years in a DD relationship, she finally has a ring on her finger and she is looking forward to beginning married life on the cruise they're taking to celebrate their new life as man and wife. But the hit stormy waters - figuratively when David catches her smoking. And then literally when a violent weather system blows the ship off course and knocks out the navigation equipment. Tiffany decides she's now in for a miserable cruise until she and her husband befriend another couple - Alfie and Elizabeth Hatner - who share their lifestyle. But when the women get into trouble aboard the ship, their husbands decide that women who disobey together should pay together. Will these two wayfaring wives learn their lesson?

Denise has married Andrew Cross-confirmed believer in Domestic Discipline- under extreme duress. Denise's plan is to operate in "stealth mode", flying under Andrew's radar and avoiding conflict-and contact-of any kind. Denise's plan doesn't work.

Susanna Halbridge fears her father's death, not just because she adores him but because his passing will likely leave her and her mother destitute. Upon Robert Halbridge's passing, Halbridge Manor will be by law entailed to the nearest male relative, a distant cousin named Edmund Kingsley. The entailment can be broken, and Susanna's father agrees to try to get the rich heir to spare his wife and daughter. But when he dies before the meeting can be arranged, it is up to Susanna to plead her case. But Edmund Kingsley is a stern man, and does not care for Susanna's outspoken nature. He believes the headstrong young lady is in need of a firm hand, and with the heir holding all the power, Susanna is in little position to fight his attempts to tame her. Or is she?

April has a boss who needs to be taken down a few notches, and she sets out to plan an April Fools prank that would long be remembered. April took great pains to plan everything in great detail, even to hiring a videographer to record the entire program, with the prank against Penelope Winslow as a highlight. Everything goes off without a hitch, only, to her horror, the prank snowballs and the humor is quickly lost in the small town who seems to have no sense of humor of all, especially Penelope, who refuses to leave her house and cries constantly over her ruined reputation. April feels bad, but refuses to admit it to anyone else, even when Derrick Winslow, Penelope's nephew comes around asking questions. Derrick has never seen his Aunt Penny so devastated, and when he finds the person, or persons, responsible, he is going to see them pay. When he learns that the sweet little redhead is the guilty party, he decided that a time honored way of dealing with little brats will work just fine!

And, she thought, her hands going reflexively to a backside that was barely covered by the purple satin bikini panties that hugged her perpetually moist parts lovingly, nor by the matching babydoll style top that barely came to her waist even when she was standing, he seemed to deem it necessary a friggin' lot lately. More often than not, she found herself sitting gingerly wherever she was, because the chances were that if she hadn't gotten herself spanked the night before, then she was still recovering from the spanking of two nights ago. Barely an evening went by without her earning some type of correction from him, even if he only deemed it a baby spanking.

The next day was spent wind-surfing followed by lazing at the beach until the sun went down. She and Deuce took a boat tour of the nearby reef at sunset, and discussed politics and religion. They had both in common, but they found points on which they differed and it made for a lively conversation. They kissed several times, and Pilar's breasts firmed and her nipples got hard as pebbles under his fingers.

Though Deuce made it very clear that he desired her, that he found her attractive and sexy, he didn't push hard. He was watching her closely, like a jaguar, waiting for the moment that she couldn't stand keeping him away any longer. It was a scary and thrilling thought to consider sleeping with him with no commitment and no future. In this case, what happened in Jamaica would stay in Jamaica.

Jessica was proud that she hadn't broken most of the rules that she'd agreed to. Marriage to Ransom was wonderful, and he was treating her like a princess most of the time. He was amazed that she didn't give him a difficult time about his job. Jess told him that she trusted in him to be careful and not take chances, and she told him the world was a safer place because of people like him who really cared about citizens. He'd taken her out for dinner after she told him how proud she was of him for doing such a difficult job. While she was sincerely proud, Jessica knew that she was laying the foundation for the inevitable day that he learned of her secret. When he did, she knew that his protective nature was not going to be pleased with her, and she might very well earn herself the first spanking since marrying Ransom. 

Anna Barnes has an opportunity to break the biggest story of the year for her tabloid, The Reflector. But it means going undercover as a nanny to discover why enigmatic tycoon Julian Murchison split from his wife Katrina. When she gets hired, she is eager to pull off her journalistic coup. But Murchison isn't as naive as Anna thinks, and soon the reporter finds herself in a cat-and-mouse game with a man determined to literally make Anna the "whipping boy" for the media that has plagued him and his family for years. But there's another story here, and Anna soon realizes that the final chapter may include an insight into Murchison - and herself - that she never expected.  

Denise Marrow flunked out of school, lost a job, wrecked her car and her license to drive has been suspended. None of that fazes her much. Young, immature and impetuous she has just begun to realize her life might need a little structure when her parents die.  Three younger brothers are left in her care, along with her parents’ estate. 
      One hitch: To assume control of her brothers, Denise must marry her ex-fiancé.  And Andrew Cross was an ex because he believed marriage worked best with a boss. Him. 

Tessa Martin had moved back to a small town in New Hampshire to get away from the rat-race in Florida.  That, and a couple relationships that just hadn't turned out the way she had hoped.  After four years, her small town life, consisting of a few good friends and her surprisingly successful flower shop, was not particularly exciting, but it was very satisfying.

Then her apple cart (or flower cart, as the case might have been) was completely upended by one Sean Maddox, a local mechanic who spotted Tessa at the local coffee shop.   Unfortunately for Tessa, that's not the only place Sean has spotted her, and Tessa finds herself upended by Sean as well for some genuinely dangerous behavior.

With Sean, Tessa finds that her long time fantasies are becoming reality.   The problem with reality, however, is that it smarts - particularly when it's a large male hand reddening an upturned female behind.  Does she really want that? 

When Tessa comes to understand that with Sean, it's real - the submission, the spanking, all of it, she doesn't know if she can go through with what she thought she always wanted.   Can Sean change her mind by Valentine's Day?

Adored:  The Not Valentine's Valentine's Day is Carolyn Faulkner at her best!

When Ella Carter becomes a maid for Lady Ann Baxter, she isn't sure what to expect. Baxter Hall is a big step up, and she is eager to prove herself. But Lord Baxter is a strict man, and wants Ella to encourage his strong-willed wife away from pursuits like her interest in woman's suffrage. He enlists his butler, York, to make sure that Ella's loyalties lie with him, and not the lady she is to serve. For Ella, this creates a conflict, and when she finds herself siding with Lady Baxter, she must face York and his very old-fashioned brand of discipline.

Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and Jenn is madly in love with her boss, Chef Cody Andrews. The problem was in getting him to notice her! When she learns that he broke it off with his latest in a row of meaningless females, Jenn is bound and determined to do something to gain his attention. But, when it happens, she is shocked to realize it isn’t the kind of attention she desires when he turns her over his knee for a sound spanking for lying about him.

One minute, Jenn is positive he loves her, but in the next, it seems as though he loves her not. Cody doesn’t have any such qualms and once he is aware of Jenn’s feelings, he isn’t about to allow their relationship become strictly boss and employee again, even if he has to spank her daily to get her attention!

It's another Journey Family story, with all the warm fannies that entails.

Queenie Journey has a trust problem. Her ex-husband left a bad taste in her mouth, and now she's afraid of making emotional attachments to a man. Even a man like her neighbor, the handsome Will Mazie. She's determined to keep him at arm's length.

Will spent many years as a screenwriter in Hollywood, and yet always yearned to be a rancher. He chose Texas because of its friendly residents. Except for his new neighbor, Queenie, who seems to have a big chip on her shoulder where he's concerned.

Getting her rump tanned by Will helps Queenie find her manners, and Will soon falls for the feisty blonde. Circumstances keep getting in the way, and yet they can't keep themselves away from each other. Maybe they aren't meant to.