Spanking Cupid by Dana Littlejohn

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Title: Spanking cupid
Author: Dana Littlejohn

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Reviewed by: Gabrielle
Publisher:  Secret Cravings Publishing

Genre: Interracial romance/light bdsm/spanking

Length: 35 pgs.

RATINGS FOR:

Cover: 3

Presentation: 4

Editing: 4

Story: 3.5

Writing Ability: 4

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The Book: Sabena Darin had the equivalent of a school girl crush on Gavin Brooks, a guy 
she worked along side of for the last two years. He was volunteered to be the 
office Cupid and pass out the goodies.

As she walked by his office, Sabena saw him bent over retrieving something 
that fell to the floor. Her imagination went crazy and she pictured herself 
slapping his butt with gusto. Gavin caught her eying him and warned her that 
spanking Cupid had consequences.

Despite his warning and with his permission, Sabena gave into her urge. It 

wasn’t until later in the day did find out warnings were put in place for a reason. 

The Review:

Spanking Cupid was an interesting story. I enjoyed much of the bantering that goes on in this story. Sabena is a strong woman who knows what she wants and is not afraid to reach for it. When she finally decides to indulge and play with Gavin her fantasies may become reality. Gavin is a good man who decides to take the matter of Sabena in his own hands, literally. Watching the two reach for their happy ever after was a nice read.

The author does a wonderful job of pulling the reader into the story and kept me entertained all the way to the end. As the title implies, this story does include spanking so if that offends you, you may want to think before reading it. I myself enjoyed this story. I loved seeing a woman who is strong enough to want to explore her needs and wants, as well as a man who is more than willing to help her out.

Pagan Elements: N/A

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