Hello, you Saturday Spankos! Today I have a snippet from my book A Taste of Discipline. It has been out since April, but it is now available on a variety of platforms, not just Amazon. It's a steal at 99 cents! A shorter 14K story that's sure to hit the spot.
In this scene Sam has been baiting her husband Ryan into having some sort of a reaction to her. She's in a particularly bitchy mood and it's annoying her even more that he seems so cool and collected.
She may have bitten off more than she can chew:
"Samantha," he said, her full name again. It did something to her, the thrill of being in trouble excited her just the tiniest bit.
She
chose to fully ignore his warning and tried to push past him again.
He
took hold of her arm and pressed her down into the table she was
trying to walk past. She didn't put up a fight, she didn't even say
anything. This is what she had been aiming for, but it still
surprised her every time he decided to take action.
Ryan
swatted her bottom a few times over her pants before he walked across
the kitchen. He plucked a wooden spoon out of the crock that was on
the counter and came back over to her.
Sam is a classically trained chef. She
runs her kitchen like a well-oiled machine, and steam rolls anyone
who gets in the way of that. She likes to be in control and has a
hard time adjusting when she can't be.
Ryan is her husband and partner. As the
manager of the restaurant they own, he tries to ensure that his wife
is not over working herself and not blowing up at their employees.
They're trying to find a balance in
life, love, and cooking. It just might take a little discipline.
This book includes themes of domestic
discipline, spankings, graphic sex, anal play, and more. If any of
this subject matter offends you, please do not purchase this book.
Yeah, that cool and collected "thing" gets on my nerves too when I'm in a mood ... so I'm with her. Nothing like the thrill of baiting someone ... but sounds like that wooden spoon is going to hurt. :) Need to load this one on my Kindle. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteEek...no, Sam the kitchen is not the place for attitude...too many options within easy reach :)
ReplyDeleteShe likes the thrill of being in trouble? I'm not sure if she's an adrenaline junkie or a drama queen. Either way it makes for an interesting heroine. :)
ReplyDeleteYou can't cook without fire. And it sounds to me like Sam has a lot of it.
ReplyDeleteSpicey!
hehe, love the availability of all those wonderful implements!!
ReplyDeletehehe, love the availability of all those wonderful implements!
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Be careful what you wish for, that wooden spoon is going to bite! Great snippet Casey :)
ReplyDeleteYes, the kitchen is the most dangerous room in the house.
ReplyDeletethis is a fabulous book-- I highly recommend!
ReplyDeleteTo use her own spoon against her, nice!
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