WARM CINNAMON BUNS

Three spanking stories.

By: Lynn Carlyle

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 3 hrs and 15 mins

Publisher's summary

WARM CINNAMON BUNS
Three Spanking Stories

From Lynn Carlyle

Sit back and relax with three lighthearted spanking stories from the author of Marie’s Blind Date and Terms of Probation.

The Loan
A young couple are finding their eight month marriage to be wildly passionate. While Carla works during the day in a supermarket, her husband Drew works with his father operating heavy equipment, a business he will someday take over.

They have even been setting aside money in a special account to be ready for that day when a good business opportunity comes along so that the business can be expanded. All is well until Carla decides to help out her irresponsible older sister with a large portion of the money set aside…just as Drew finds a good buy on some equipment for the business, and checks the account balance. Each seek advice from their parents, and things get interesting.

Warm Cinnamon Buns
Things are not going well at television station WZNK. Michael Bradberry has just been hired as the producer at the chaotic station, and is immediately confronted with having to quickly hire a new weather reporter.

He finds a promising prospect in Cinnamon Baxter, the young, gorgeous and vibrant presenter he hopes will bring an uptick in viewership. She does have that effect, along with springing well intended surprises on the rest of the crew. Cinnamon is the new station star, and gains acclaim within the entire metropolitan area.

But one day her ambition and freewheeling style goes too far, and Michael has to make a dramatic point to get her attention.

Better Late Than Never
Larry Stoddard has found his place in the law firm in his home town of Marshall Grove, Nebraska.

His career is settled and secure, if somewhat uneventful. It comes as a shock to find that his younger sister’s best friend is joining the firm. Shelley Conrad always had a crush on Larry, but he harbors hard feelings toward her.

He cannot get over that his sister paid the price for a senior year high school ,prank both took part in, but only his eighteen year old sister was found out. That price was spending a weekend unable to sit down after a walk to the school office and a generous dose of parental discipline at home.

He has to have a talk with Shelley, but things he assumed was not quite the case. And now Shelley needs his help to resolve an unsettled issue.