Showing results by publisher "Sigrid Katrinsdatter" in Romance

After celebrating their sixth wedding anniversary, Lydia and Charlie decide it's time to negotiate their spanking contract, to avoid a repeat of the problems they faced the previous Christmas. In the meanwhile, a fellow actor develops a dangerous obsession with Lydia, enough so she must consider giving up a much-needed acting job. Lydia keeps the man's dangerous and obsessive behavior from Charlie, until the second time Charlie learns Lydia's been dishonest with him - at risk to herself. It becomes necessary to add it to the spanking contract.

Right before Thanksgiving, she ends up repeating one old mistake that earned her the very first punishment spanking she received at Charlie's firm hand. She withholds the information from Charlie until a holiday party, where she must come clean or be "outed" by one of the people who made life so difficult during Charlie's last absence. The two end up not just arguing, but trying to work through the just and appropriate way to punish serious lapses in judgment over safety, where Lydia's not merely been warned, but actually punished before.

After the death of a beloved aunt, Lydia must take a road trip to Chicago, and runs into dangerous trouble on the way, when no one will rent her a room as a single female, traveling alone. Her choice as to how to handle the situation backfires terribly, with Charlie, who's forced to travel by bus to Cleveland to get her out of police custody. The two argue over whether Lydia's recklessness merits a spanking, and by the time the two get to the funeral in Chicago, both humor and more misadventures ensue.

Charlie and Lydia face a serious health crisis when Lydia starts having persistent, debilitating headaches. The specialists they consult seem as mystified as to the cause of the headaches and cure for them as Lydia and Charlie themselves. Without talking it over with Charlie, Lydia doesn't follow through with yet another specialist consult in LA, and starts coping with her headaches by swimming, a great choice, and self-medicating with alcohol, a not-so-great choice.