Dr Selena Gomey is a genius. A brilliant scientist, she works with Dr Arthur (Art) James, one of the world's leading theoretical physicists. The two work together perfecting Selena's amazing invention - a teleportation machine. Art discovers that Selena has been blabbing about their secret work, and trouble looms as their rivals are actively looking for them. So Art takes Selena to a secret location on an island where they can hide and continue their work - on condition that she masquerades as his little girl so as not to arouse suspicion. Despite being almost thirty, Selena is petite and waif-like and with the right sort of clothes can pass for a young teen girl. Selena agrees to pretend to be Art's little girl - and she soon finds out this entails mouth-soapings, spankings, paddlings, enemas, and a disciplinary regime. Yet as the months pass, Selena's relationship with Art is strengthened and she actually learns to enjoy her second childhood...

Publisher's Note: Little Woman, Big Trouble includes age play, spankings, sexual scenes, and elements of medical play. Please don't buy this book if such material is likely to cause offence.