Spanking tales from real experience, enlivened by spankericks, etc.! Kate’s Scots boarding school, Beakie’s implements for corporal punishment. Mrs Morris’ bare-bottom spankings,... More > painful tawse and cane. Joan’s cruel punishments from her mother. Female gym teacher, gives him six of the best from her tawse, bare bottom. Sylvia takes toy-boy who likes to be spanked, girlfriend too, sets up school for adults expecting discipline. Sue turned on by mum spanking her, strapped, caned at convent school, now seen to by husband. Kate whipped by gym teacher Letty’s gym slipper for fighting. Felicity’s harsh treatment at convent school from Sister Benedicta’s new cane. Shannon is sent for a week to a nearby House of Correction for getting drunk, given ten strokes of the paddle. Beth re-creates girl soundly spanked by older woman before being tanned with hairbrush by leather-clad dominatrix. More ...< Less
Spanking tales from real experience, enlivened by spankericks, etc.! Kate’s Scots boarding school, Beakie’s implements for corporal punishment. Mrs Morris’ bare-bottom spankings,... More > painful tawse and cane. Joan’s cruel punishments from her mother. Female gym teacher, gives him six of the best from her tawse, bare bottom. Sylvia takes toy-boy who likes to be spanked, girlfriend too, sets up school for adults expecting discipline. Sue turned on by mum spanking her, strapped, caned at convent school, now seen to by husband. Kate whipped by gym teacher Letty’s gym slipper for fighting. Felicity’s harsh treatment at convent school from Sister Benedicta’s new cane. Shannon is sent for a week to a nearby House of Correction for getting drunk, given ten strokes of the paddle. Beth re-creates girl soundly spanked by older woman before being tanned with hairbrush by leather-clad dominatrix. More ...< Less
Every page is a lesson. This book is intended to help motivate and uplift Black men with inspirational sayings. A majority of young Black men do not have a positive male role model in their life,... More > this book is to serve as a tool to help.< Less
The Gentleman's Diary is not only a book but more of a seductive literary journey into the mind of poet. It’s filled with the inner philosophy, pain, love poems and opinions from a man who... More > brings healing to women who've been emotionally molested and abused by men.
It is a book that explores the reasons why men cheat, why some women accept it, and why women have to change their thinking on what love really is and how to get it.The Gentleman's Diary is a "must read" book that all women should read!!!< Less
Death, it is so final, is it not? It is my hope, by reading this memoir the reader shall come to understand how the life of an ordinary man became one of killer. My name is Henry Harrison... More > Merriweather, and I came to be known as one of the worst mass murderers in America's history at the height of the Modern Age. I am man who killed not only for pleasure but also for profit; a man who once had family and a daughter who meant more to him than the world, and how a man who should have been despised by most came to be known as the Quintessential Gentleman.< Less
A reluctant secret agent, a chancy wild goose chase, romance, many far-off locations are the main ingredients of The Undercover Gentleman. Altogether, the thriller and action story walks side by side... More > with the tender relation between the middle-aged protagonist and his young girlfriend, both of them getting sucked into a maelstrom of events that are beyond their control, yet naturally interweave with their personal story.
One of the greatest talents Pour shows in writing this book is the ability of creating not just suspense and atmosphere, but also characters with unique yet perfectly plausible personal stories. The trick is that all of them have a well-defined past, present and personality, so the reader feels their existence and wants to know more about them.
The way in which this novel is written is outright brilliant - with two story lines being orchestrated into reflecting one another, thus helping to build up to an astounding ending when the two plot lines collide.< Less
A reluctant secret agent, a chancy wild goose chase, romance, many far-off locations are the main ingredients of The Undercover Gentleman. Altogether, the thriller and action story walks side by side... More > with the tender relation between the middle-aged protagonist and his young girlfriend, both of them getting sucked into a maelstrom of events that are beyond their control, yet naturally interweave with their personal story.
One of the greatest talents Pour shows in writing this book is the ability of creating not just suspense and atmosphere, but also characters with unique yet perfectly plausible personal stories. The trick is that all of them have a well-defined past, present and personality, so the reader feels their existence and wants to know more about them.
The way in which this novel is written is outright brilliant - with two story lines being orchestrated into reflecting one another, thus helping to build up to an astounding ending when the two plot lines collide.< Less
The book introduces us to the kind of teenager we might not notice if he passed us on the street, unless, of course, we noted his presence in order to avoid him. He is Kevin Stonewell and he is... More > almost universally despised because of his ill-kempt appearance and the stench he frequently disperses as he walks along. He is bullied by those who enjoy bullying, kicked and battered and generally abused. Yet he has his dreams: the beautiful and classy Amanda Drayton is one of them. But before he can do anything about those dreams he’s got to climb above his status, and The Gentleman of the Road tells us of the start of that climb. He runs away from home to become a tramp, a hobo, because he sees that as a step up, and his mother is accused of his murder (although there is no body). The arresting officer (married, importantly, to Kerry who prefers to share her bed with other women) is slowly driven mad by a combination of circumstances. And the aforementioned Kerry takes him under her wing…< Less
The book introduces us to the kind of teenager we might not notice if he passed us on the street, unless, of course, we noted his presence in order to avoid him. He is Kevin Stonewell and he is... More > almost universally despised because of his ill-kempt appearance and the stench he frequently disperses as he walks along. He is bullied by those who enjoy bullying, kicked and battered and generally abused. Yet he has his dreams: the beautiful and classy Amanda Drayton is one of them. But before he can do anything about those dreams he’s got to climb above his status, and The Gentleman of the Road tells us of the start of that climb. He runs away from home to become a tramp, a hobo, because he sees that as a step up, and his mother is accused of his murder (although there is no body). The arresting officer (married, importantly, to Kerry who prefers to share her bed with other women) is slowly driven mad by a combination of circumstances. And the aforementioned Kerry takes him under her wing…< Less
“The Widow’s Gentlemen” is a thrilling tale of forbidden romance, duty, propriety and appearances among the mid 19th century English landed gentry and among those who reject their... More > pomp and pretenses either out of greed or grief.
Set against the backdrop of a mysterious string of violent crimes which target the very elites who consider themselves above the criminal class, this thrilling and fast-paced novel propels the reader toward the startling conclusion that perhaps one from the aristocracy’s own ranks behind the appalling crimes unfolding before them.< Less
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