Showing posts with label Maestra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maestra. Show all posts

Saturday, 16 April 2016

Us Authors:)

So I've been making my way through Maestra, I'm way behind, only about half way through, not because it doesn't get my attention...it does. But I've had to do extra work over the past couple of weeks plus we've had some family matters to attend to. Then I had to make some last minute amendments to my own book (yes, sorry, there's another one) so there are my excuses. As for the book so far, well I've seen other people's reviews and I agree with some and not others; it's well written, a bit rich on fashion and place name dropping but that's the nature of the world the heroine inhabits, a fair amount of sex not particularly gratuitous in my opinion, a spanking (of an obscenely overweight and obscenely rich gentleman) and an accidental killing, which the girls cover up. It's racy and I like it and don't mind the bits that are overdone.

Now, I have to modestly mention another book which has caught my attention recently. It doesn't use long words or fashion icons, it doesn't get anywhere glamorous unless you class Majorca and South Africa as glamorous, and it doesn't kill anyone. But there are lots of spankings and plenty of sex. It's Volume 2 of my diary extracts, plainly written welts warts and all...oh and it's true, but I'm not allowed to say that.



Thanks to everyone who bought and reviewed Volume 1.

Ronnie
xx

Monday, 21 March 2016

Maestra got me spanked

There's a 'fairly' new book out, the 'thinking woman's' Fifty Shades. It's called Maestra (you may remember me posting about it) and it launched on Thursday 10th March, I intended to download it but to be honest forgot. Anyway I got it on Friday, a bit late, and read a few chapters that evening so too early to pass comment. But...the good thing...it got me spanked. Not because I downloaded it, P doesn't mind or even know what I download, but because I found a link to ITV's morning chat show, the one that's hosted by Philip Schofield and his co-presenter Holly Willoughby; they were reviewing the book and they had a woman reading excerpts from it.

I had the volume up on my iPad and P heard an excerpt, I played it twice. It referred to a swimming pool scene where the girls were lounging around and referred to a particular male needing a good spanking. I was amused, P asked me why, did I think it was funny that they were chewing over males and making such comments? He said they should know their place (he was joking) and he asked me if the book was full of that sort of thing and, if so, should I really be reading it. "It sounds as if the author's batting for the wrong team," he said. "Got her wires crossed."

"No I don't think so, P, it's just she's independent minded, nothing wrong with that...and I should definitely be reading it, I'll read what I like." I wasn't being funny and I thought that was an end to it.

Then on Saturday morning my husband woke me, well I was already half awake really it was just after 7am and he usually gets up and showers around then and leaves me dozing. He told me he'd been thinking about that book and my attitude. What attitude was that, darling, I asked him and snuggled a bit closer. I slid my hand across to see if he had a morning bulge, he did, and asked provocatively, "Did it make you feel insecure hearing a woman suggest that a man needed his little bottom spanking?". I felt his bulge stiffen. Was it my hand or my words or both. I was fully awake now, never look a gift horse in the mouth. 
"No insecurity on my part," said my dearest, "and it was your attitude to reading what you like that I was referring to, it sounded like a challenge, as if you'd defy me if I put my foot down."

"Aw, there there, poor baby, bit of a challenge to your authority then, did you think I might be turning into a maestra some time soon and spanking your little bottom?" I was playing. His cock stiffened some more. "Ooh, that seemed to strike a note."

P reached under his side of the mattress and brought Bogey's paddle out, it's an evil compact stinger. He sat against the headboard, pushed the duvet back and pulled me across his thighs and laid into my bare bottom alternating between sides. My cheek was being rewarded. Both of them actually. I struggled between gasps and squeals to assure him I'd only been joking, I knew my place and all that sort of nonsense, there was no way I could ever challenge his authority not while he spanked so manfully...the spanking stopped...Oh dear..."But I was sure I noticed your cock stiffening just a moment ago, must have been mistaken." That did it, the spanking resumed with a vengeance and two or three minutes later he moved me off his lap and he went for his shower, leaving a sore arsed cheeky girl to have her Saturday morning lie-in harbouring naughty thoughts.

When he came out of the shower he asked me if I'd learned my lesson. I said I had and would he please come back to bed and I'd convince him, but he didn't, he went to make a mug of coffee instead and by the time I got up his car had gone.

Have a good week.

Ronnie
xx

Friday, 4 March 2016

Maestra

As opposed to Maestro. It's the name of a new book, written by Oxford graduate Lisa Hilton, and apparently it's being dubbed 'the thinking woman's Fifty Shades of Grey'.  

Ms Hilton's book will launch next Thursday, 10th March, and it already has film rights sold. The Daily Mail has the story and some background on the author, whose views on relationships and erotica might be a bit shocking to the 'mumsy' audience which flocked to EL's 'classic' :) 


Lisa, quite a looker as you can see, had to do some 'research' for her novel attending an upmarket sex party in Paris, (I bet that was fun) Well I hope there will be plenty of raunch in it (not sure if any spanking) because it'll be on my Kindle next Thursday and I bet it will hold my attention better than EL managed to.

Have a fun weekend.

Ronnie
xx