So You Think That's Funny?

Spanking Romantic Comedy: An Anthology

By: Lynn Carlyle, Tristan Merritt

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

So You Think That's Funny?
Romantic Spanking Comedy: An Anthology

Lynn Carlyle and Tristan Merritt

Please enjoy these humorous spanking romance stories that have been previously published as either standalone works or parts of other collections and anthologies.

In Happy Birthday To Us, a 40- something couple on vacation in Las Vegas happens upon a "special" store. In the process the wife discovers that the husband has a long- suppressed desire to give her a spanking. Now that his birthday is approaching, what special treat may she present to him in celebration of the special day?

Morning Munchies is a story of a pair of teachers who decide to have a bit of a thrill by sneaking into the office of their principal one evening while a costume party is going on and lighting up a marijuana cigarette. What they had not expected was to find themselves locked in the room overnight and to be rescued by the principal himself. Now he must decide what is to be done about their bad behavior.

A young bride discovers a new romantic thrill when she finds herself Fishing For Trouble. When she repeatedly and purposely foils her young husband's attempts to fish from the rented boat so that she can get him alone back in their cabin for some pleasurable mischief, she finds that mischief can take more than one form.

What would it be like to read a parody of a romantic spanking Western story? Well, simply read Red Prairie Moon and find out!

You always have to be concerned when you inadvertently hit the "Send all" command after having composed an email. Especially when your husband is your boss and you have just accidentally sent out a message critical of a coworker, a message that only he was supposed to see.

The Unintended Reader shows what happens when a husband reads a typed expression of desire to engage in some kinky romantic adventures. Of course he had no way of knowing that his wife was helping a friend expresses desires to her own husband instead.

Cinnamon Baxter is the newest reporter hired by a local television station. But her attractiveness is equaled only by the chaos she brings with her to the station, including a rivalry for airtime with a more established member of the crew. The new reporter goes a little overboard when she tries to gain the attention of the viewing audience with some disingenuous baking skills. The new station manager is on to her and the result is spme curvaceous and tender but Warm Cinnamon Buns.