Yes, Sir: Erotic Stories of Female Submission

· Simon and Schuster
3.6
53 reviews
Ebook
215
Pages

About this ebook

How bad do you want to be bound, gagged, spanked, or slapped? ? How bad do you want to pant, gasp, scream, and squirm? How bad do you want to turn over some part of yourself to a man just dying to strip you bare and take you somewhere you've never been? Here you'll find all sorts of women for whom their own personal "Sir"s (or Masters or Daddies) hold the reins to their erotic pleasure. For them, saying yes (or a bratty, defiant "no" for which they'll be duly punished) is as powerful as a good, hard smack on the bottom. Playing at "Sir," let's these players take their kinky to a whole new level.

Ratings and reviews

3.6
53 reviews
Daisy Logan
April 2, 2016
I'm always looking for a kinky read that gives me something new to think about, and this book does that and then some. I liked that the authors challenged me to think about some of my own fetishes in new ways and got off in many cases as much on the mental aspect of submission as the physical. These stories certainly got me off but they did a lot more than that. They made me consider what it means to be a submissive (and a dominant) and made me appreciate both sides of that equation. So they work as arousal material for sure but also go a lot deeper than the surface.
Angie Lauren
March 27, 2016
I like kinky stories, especially ones that surprise me or teach me new things. Yes, Sir definitely did that and more. I had no idea what was going to happen and that added to the kinkiness. The submissives were all fully fleshed out characters in their own right, some more bratty, some more proud, some newbies, some who knew exactly what their fetishes were. The Art of Darkness by Alison Tyler set the perfect tone for the rest of the book, because it showed the woman working out for herself what she will get out of submitting and taking a risk because she trusts her dom. That's what I really loved reading about: the way these women transformed as they chanced surrendering and pushed themselves (or let themselves be pushed) to new pleasures. It's not just about taking orders, but about figuring out what turns you on about doing so, and the characters went about this process in very creative, fascinating ways. A keeper for sure.
David Rise
April 19, 2014
Most of the stories are a bit over the top for my tastes. Not into pain.
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About the author

Rachel Kramer Bussel regularly contributes to Refinery 29, Glamour, and Cosmopolitan, and she hosts readings around the country. A prolific erotica editor, her titles include He’s on Top, She’s on Top, and Do Not Disturb. She lives in New York City Praise for Dirty Dates "This stimulating read is both for experienced players and those just discovering the joy of tying up your lover. Anything For You is a collection of sexy stories of uninhibited, adventurous sex by the county's best erotic writers. Each boldly-wrought tale shared with your lover is another door opened into the erotic mindscape." —YourTango "Rachel Kramer Bussel's is a guidebook to great sex, told story by delicious story of uninhibited, adventurous sex sure to keep the home fires burning Each boldly wrought tale shared with your lover is another door opened into the erotic mindscape." -- Fresh Fiction "A scintillatingly kinky combination of scenarios is offered for the reader's arousal, captivating with words anyone who has a bondage fetish." -- Night Owl Reviews "Each character in these stories shows a tremendous amount of strength and pride. It takes guts to let someone see your innermost desires, and allow them the freedom to grow. There is certainly something for everyone here." -- Coffee Time Romance

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