When I found out that there was a whole slew of comic books based on Harlequin romance novels, I was absolutely delighted. No, wait, not delighted. What's that other word? Baffled.
Renee Rose's wonderful Westerfield trilogy is on audiobook! In fact a sizeable chunk of her back catalogue is available for your enjoyment.
I delve into the ethically dubious world of plagiarising other people's books.
Portrait of Ms Ruby May, Standing by Leena McCall was removed from display at a gallery after complaints that it was 'too pornographic'.
"You wouldn't dare" is a wonderful phrase to come across in a spanking romance. It shows that the heroine is sassy enough to put up an argument but it's also a sure-fire guarantee that she is going to get her bottom reddened very soon indeed.
All good spankos know precisely what will happen if their husbands ever find out they're not "store-testing" for fresher coffee.
Since the 1930s Mills & Boon have been supplying granite-faced bachelors, timid virgins, heaving bosoms, stolen kisses and inevitable happy ever afters.
I've spoken before about my fondness for old spanking cartoons. They were usually just an excuse to show a pretty lady getting a spanking.
If only... I look at the sense of disappointment when a romance novel has the perfect set-up for a spanking... And there isn't one.
Black Flip Flops are, of course, the internationally
recognised preferred footwear of a Dom. I know this from reading Sheri Savill’s Bound for Disappointment.