The Naughty Bride Clinic

Description

Having long been shielded from any consequences for her lawless behavior by her father's government position, Olivia has grown used to doing as she likes. But now that her delinquency has finally cost her father his career, she faces the most humiliating ordeal imaginable. Forced to decide between a hastily arranged marriage to a powerful general and a long sentence at a rehabilitation facility, Olivia chooses the marriage. But before she is allowed to settle into her new life, she must be chastised in a way that both ensures her future good behavior and provides the people she has wronged with the stern, memorable justice they demand. After a painful, embarrassing, and very public bare-bottom spanking from her new husband, she is enrolled in the Naughty Bride Clinic, where the strict medical staff will assist with her correction. Stripped and put on display, she will be examined, teased, punished, and brought to one desperate, shattering climax after another until she has learned what it means to truly submit. Most embarrassing of all, her treatments at the clinic will be broadcast to the whole country. The experience will be more shameful than anything she would have thought possible, yet as her helpless, naked body is used, shared, and enjoyed in any manner her handsome, dominant husband sees fit, a part of her cannot help wondering if she is getting exactly what she needs. Publisher's Note: The Naughty Bride Clinic is a stand-alone book set in the same late twenty-first century world as Sentenced to the Punishment Clinic, Sentenced to the Nursery, and Sentenced to a Punishment Examination. It is not a romantic story and it is not for the faint of heart. It includes harsh spankings, intense and humiliating punishments and sexual scenes, forced exhibitionism, and strong D/s themes. If such material offends you, please don't buy this book. Review: GREAT BOOK! - I liked this book because it pointed out that there is a fine line between sexualized punishment and reward. I think our society needs to be more open to new sexual practices. We have a significantly high divorce rate so I think we should expand our views on "appropriate" sex. We should not be embarrassed that we sometimes might need other sexual partners in the bedroom nor sexual toys. I think it's impossible if were being honest to be satisfied with the same partner year after endless year. It's a romantic notion that has lost its shine. Most marriages if they don't end up in divorce do end up with platonic respect for each other which is so much less destructive to children. and to long term family wealth. You can have happily ever after but you just need to honestly assess what that means for both of you and your children. Don't underestimate what you're still capable of as a couple and family. Be strong enough to adopt untraditional views of marriage so that you can maintain respect for each other as a couple and family! Review: Not my type of book but written well - I've been reading quite a few books similar in nature to this one but found I'm more into the futuristic sci-fi type than ones based on earth. Overall although I didn't enjoy the style of book I thought it was written well enough to pique my interest and kept me reading till the end.