Previously on "Spanking Samantha":

Mother Wallace casually reveals that she has been punishing Samantha with a hefty wooden hairbrush every few months since Sam graduated Vassar. Samantha, mortified that the secret is out, disappears into the

Previously on "Spanking Samantha":

"No, ple-e-e-e-ze? Please!" Samantha squirms like a little girl who has to pee when she realizes she's in for a long hairbrush paddling. While Samantha peels off her clothing and whimpers, Ginger gets her a n

Previously on "Spanking Samantha":

Kim loves Marcus and trusts that he would be guided by faith in all matters, but his suggestion that she might need to "learn a lesson" troubles her. It's obvious now that there's more to a spanking than what

Previously on "Spanking Samantha":

Ginger's whiny excuse for making up the Spanking Samantha story pushes Heather's hot button: gender politics. Heather - by now, it is Ms. Conway - brings Ginger to prolonged sobbing with a slotted spoon and a

Previously on "Spanking Samantha":

Bill Parker knows he'd better get to Ginger before his furious wife does. The search is futile. Ginger has left work to wangle a solidarity pact with Heather; there will be hell to pay if her sister finds out

Previously, on "Spanking Samantha (Ginger's Big Boast)":

Heather stumbles home and tells Rick about Samantha getting spanked. Despite Heather's morning-after regrets, Rick tells Sam's husband Bill. At lunch, Sam goes ballistic when she learns

The author notes that Samantha Parker is the name of a character in another series of stories. He assures you, dear reader, that this is only an astonishing coincidence. The name just has a nice rhythm.

Previously on "Spanking Samantha (Ginger

"Oh, Ginger, that's awful! I hope she apologized."

"Well, it took some doing, but YEAH!" A wry grin crept across her face as she scarfed a nacho from the appetizer platter. "I'd say she apologized. Several times, as I recall."

"What did