Penny Birch

I seldom bother with erotic works as those that I have read tended to consist of repetitive sex scenes with little plotline to speak of.

The two novels that I’ve read by Penny Birch, however, proved quite entertaining. This author has the ability to craft a storyline, rather than producing a dull narrative, which complements the erotic scenes.

Think I read this in 2003 though it may have been the year before. Either way, my memory of it is somewhat hazy now, but I do remember being impressed with it on the most part.… (meer)

Penny Birch is one of the leading lights in the literature of erotic chastisement, and 'Temper Tantrums' is well up to her excellent standard. The spankings are many, even though the book is even more replete with other humiliations, which frequently drift into the scatological area, but even given such emphases the book stays light-hearted and entertaining. Indeed, it might even be valued as a gastronomic travelogue for the region of the southh of France that forms its setting. The eponymous heroine, prone to enough wayward behaviour to justify the punitive treatment accorded to her soft rear parts by most of the people she meets, whether male or female. A most enjoyable yarn.… (meer)

This seems to be the latest in the series of erotic chastisement novels dealing mostly with Penny and her friends and close female relatives as they interact in ways that lead to frequent spankings, mostly involving just the family but also from a series of acquaintances, some willing to pay handsomely for the privilege of baring and reddening the soft nether regions of young ladies. This book concerns Jemima, Penny's sister, and her relationship with her father's new wife, Danielle, who wishes to dominate her, particularly by spanking her in front of her young half-sister Summer. She is sent off in the summer to be a maid in an establishment which proves to be dedicated to meeting the erotic needs of rich men. She is chastised vigorously, and otherwise humiliated, in situations conducive to her arousal. The book will probably mean most to readers who have followed the corporal punishment antics of Penny.… (meer)