The Six Wives of Henry D. Aith

Henry Aith is a well-educated Wyoming lumberjack and contented bachelor deceived into thinking he's found the woman of his dreams in Annie, a wide-eyed, innocent young heiress. After a whirlwind courtship, he loads up a buckboard and rides happily off with his wealthy new bride to her prosperous mountain "estate"--which Henry soon learns is a run-down farm occupied by a house full of Annie's unkempt, uncouth, and unwed sisters--all of whom swear like longshoremen and have the temperament of polecats. Trapped for the winter by a heavy storm, Henry undertakes the taming of all these unsavory shrews--after he takes his conniving bride across his knee for one hell of a well-deserved walloping--one of many wallopings, that is. Turning his hellish backwoods sisters-in-law into mannerly, marriageable young ladies proves to be a daunting task, requiring a lot of schooling and a lot of spankings for a lot of very stubborn young women. A hilariously humorous story for adults only.