Stories of Tie Up Games

banshee wrote: ↑3 years ago Pretty good stories, its good to see some shorter stories once in a while.

Thanks for the feedback. Variety is the spice of life etc

Caesar73 wrote: ↑3 years ago Long Storys with an elaborate Story Line have their merits, but I do like also collections of short vignettes like this one

So glad you enjoyed them. Thanks for commenting

The Helpful Hostage “Come now, don’t act so coy - we both know why you’re here” “I’m not sure I follow” replied the masked man in the black and white striped outfit. “Pish and posh. It’s no use playing the fool - you’re here to kidnap me aren’t you?” “What on Earth makes you think that?” I met his ...

The Leopard Lounge We rounded the corner and almost collided with a man in a pinstripe suit clutching a Smith and Western. Standing less than 4ft tall in his socks he was among the least intimidating gangsters I had ever set eyes upon. Fortunately he had two, rather impressive sized goons with him ...

The First in a collection of short stories of 300 words exactly Adventures in Damsel Land "So" Velma said, as we walked, arm in arm through the woods together "Which of us do you think is going to get into trouble and need rescuing today?" I lowered my chin and turned cautiously ...

A really charming and well written tale -
Thanks for sharing

Alisonlovesropes wrote: ↑3 years ago Hey I love the witty.banter and the gag.talk.

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Reidy wrote: ↑3 years ago Always worth hearing from my favourite kidnapped sluth.

Aww, thank you kindly. Hope it was worth the wait

Hurrah! New stories from Stiletto Amore! I am SO glad you managed to free yourself from whatever situation you found yourself long enough to add some sparkle to these dreary days. Also very glad you have Velma along to keep things interesting. Aww, that's so nice to hear - thank you. Fortunately I ...

Sam is such a lovely child, allowing Herman to have a bit of fun before slipping away. I do hope the poor lad isn't in TOO much trouble with his fun-loving dad. Haha! I am nothing if not a warm and generous hostage - that said, I think Herman deserves to be grounded for a 100 years (subject to appe...

“Is this really necessary?” “Who’s to say what’s really ‘necessary’?” Replied my erstwhile kidnapper, a polite, if improbably tall (trainee) gangster who introduced himself as Herman. “Okay, let me put it another way, are you really saying I have to wear this?,” I said, holding up a rather uninvitin...

Dpsiic wrote: ↑3 years ago Love this I hope there is more

So glad you enjoyed it

Caesar73 wrote: ↑3 years ago Great gagtalk Amazing! I like the tone of the story - not to dark

Yay! Super glad you liked it. I transcribed the gag talk myself using a couple of pieces of tape (I'm method - like Brando)

Speaking as someone who (at in storyline terms at least) is both a meddling snoop who gets tied up (alot) AND a wanabee escape artist who can pick almost any lock - I guess my answer would be why choose just one? I realise this reply is the very definition of both having your damsel cake and eating ...

‘Wouldn’t it be a nice change?’, I thought to myself as I slowly regained consciousness, ‘if, just for once, a diabolical mastermind would offer me a cup of tea that wasn’t laced with a heavy sedative’. ‘Ah well’, I mused idly to no one in particular, as I tentatively opened, first one eye, then the...

“So, what’s on the schedule for tonight?” I asked eyeing the two babysitting charges “My finely tuned Spidey senses tell me you have something nefarious brewing” Neither of the boys answered, but both seemed strangely reluctant to meet my gaze, preferring to stare at their shoes like the members of ...

CarouselCowboy13 wrote: ↑3 years ago Awesome and Cool Story

Yay! Thank you so much!

OldTUGger wrote: ↑3 years ago Nicely written!

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Dpsiic wrote: ↑3 years ago Awesome story, I hope it leads to more adventures for Sam and Velma

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slackywacky wrote: ↑3 years ago Great read, thank you.

That's very kind, thank you

Reidy wrote: ↑3 years ago Always enjoy reading your stories. Makes me wish I could get captured with you.

That's awesome. Thanks for being so supportive.
You could always write a crossover story,..?

Nainur wrote: ↑3 years ago Lovely read! Very detailed and nice building-up!

Thanks so much. Really glad you enjoyed it!

It’s probably fair to say I wasn’t a typical girl growing up. For one thing, unlike my friends, whose bedrooms were covered with images of boy bands in various states of undress, I was obsessed with escapology and the only pictures on my wall was a full sized poster of Harry Houdini and some Nancy D...

Beaumains wrote: ↑4 years ago Nice little story! Wanda certainly has more talent than anyone ordinarily has on school talent shows.

Thank you kindly
Hehe! Without wishing to disparage any of my fellow artists, the acts either side of my performance were a girl playing the recorder and a 12 person improv troupe

TamatoaShiny123 wrote: ↑4 years ago Good triumphs over evil again! XD

It's the feel good story of the year