
Spanking the Women's Group, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Peter Michaels
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By:
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Paula Mann
About this listen
Jack Pilton is now a firm favourite in the Woman’s Group in the small village of Little Trumpington in Cornwall. When the vicar’s wife joins the group she is surprised that there is a man in the group because she knows there are spankings for the losers of the card games they play. It turns out that she loves to be spanked by Jack, and she drags him off to the vestry on Sunday after church, demanding another spanking.
Jack and Mary declare their love for each other and Mary’s husband is happy and moves to his flat in London. Mary and Jack go into the country to have some spanking fun in the woods and are discovered by Terry’s mother who wants to have some fun as well.
©2022 Paula Mann (P)2022 Mann Publishing
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