Stories of Tie Up Games

Thanks for taking the time to read what I've written and for giving such thoughtful feedback - it is very much appreciated. So glad you enjoyed the story so far. Nice story! And plenty of plot points for continuation. I also love that you avoided starting with "person A looks like this" bu...

An Actors life - Episode the First I was 18 when I decided to quit school and move in with my English Professor. As you can probably imagine, this decision somewhat failed to meet the approval of either my friends, or family, but I was young and naive, and he was a published author with a voice like...

Chapter Three: Operation Toad, of Toad Hall "So, let me get this straight - you want to help me break into your wall safe," "So far, so good. Go on" "Which is kept hidden behind the painting above the mantelpiece" "That's right" "And you want me to retrie...

Trammel wrote: ↑2 years ago I love it so far. Nice twists and turns, so unexpected. Looking forward to more.

So glad you're enjoying it so far!

Ok, in my fantasy, I’m a waitress dressed in a tuxedo uniform handing out canapes when the gunmen burst in and start taking hostages. Together with my catering colleagues, I’m ushered into the billiards room where our designated gunman asks for a volunteer to help tie up their colleagues. Naturally ...

Chapter Two - Enter Stiletto Amore Growing up, Vicki Sparks had always wanted to be a superhero - indeed she spent many happy afternoons running around her Grandmother's apartment with a makeshift cape fashioned from an old table cloth. However, even as a young girl, Vicki was aware that none of the...

Chapter One: Writer's Block it was the night before Christmas, and as the snow pilled up outside the only creature stirring inside this New York townhouse was a beleaguered Children's author hard at work on her latest novel. Hunched over an antique wooden desk, frantically scribbling away on a yello...

DTbound wrote: ↑2 years agoGreat story!

Thank you kindly. So glad you enjoyed!

MaxRoper wrote: ↑2 years ago Brava! A new tale from the redoubtable Stiletto Amore is always reason for celebration.

Yay!! That's very kind of you to say! So glad you enjoy reading about my (Sam's) adventures

smooth_talker45 wrote: ↑2 years ago Sam is now my favourite person

Haha! I'm sure She'd be delighted to hear it!

Like many of the best Hollywood blockbusters, our story begins with a cliffhanger,.. I struggled frantically against my bonds as I watched the LED timer continue to tick down. My fingers strained to reach the series of knots that bound my wrists even as I cursed my propensity for biting my nails dow...

Dpsiic wrote: ↑2 years ago Let’s hope you don’t get rescued too quickly

Haha! Thanks - I think,..

Reidy wrote: ↑2 years ago What a waste of a big chest. Could have at least had the decency to lock you in it.

Haha! Stop giving the villains ideas

JulieG wrote: ↑2 years ago In trouble again and loving it I see. Kept your shoes and socks.in this time too.

Haha! Well I certainly didn't hate it
Yes, on this occasion I managed to keep at least a little of my dignity

After walking for over an hour I finally came upon a rundown old farmhouse, located, slap bang in the middle of nowhere. I rang the bell and waited. Eventually, a kindly faced old woman in an apron answered. “Hello” I beamed, “My name is Samantha and I was wondering if you could help me - I’m being ...

I usually don't read F/M but since you wrote this story I decided to give it a go and let me tell you that it didn't disappoint at all! It has all that I love of your style and even Sam showed up. That's such a kind thing to say - thank you! I haven't actually written a F/M story before, although s...

banshee wrote: ↑2 years ago Fun story, unique but with all the trademark quirks of your story that I like so much

Aww, that's such a lovely thing to say. So nice to learn that I have trademark quirks, even more so that someone actually enjoys them!
Thank you!

JulieG wrote: ↑2 years ago Hehe. I like the twist there.

Yay! So glad you enjoyed my "M Night" Shyamalan type twist in the tale,.. or should that be "S and M" Night Shyamalan?!
(apologies - I couldn't resist!)

Corn Boy wrote: ↑2 years ago Great story! As long as her henchman wasn't around, I'd be ok with getting kidnapped by the villainess!

Aww, so glad you enjoyed
Haha! I tend to agree - given the choice I would much sooner have had the Villianess all to myself - although, in his defence, Griff made an excellent cup of tea

crow3467 wrote: ↑2 years ago Nice story! I hope to read the next part soon

Yay! So glad you enjoyed.
Not going to lie - I kinda' wrote this as a stand-alone adventure. That said, I'd love to hear any suggestions for a possible sequel,..

Hahaha. Love it. She really wants to be tied up and tickle tortured. Hehe! Yay! I cannot tell a lie - I'm not, not enjoying it,.. ;) What a round about convoluted double negative flawed way of saying: I was right! Haha! Well, I'd love to say more, but my lips are sealed,.. (literally!) ;)

I am not sure I understand the entire story, is Sam secretely one of the baddies? Also, a great amount of humour was put in the story, and even though not all your characters appreciated that, I did. Haha! Sound glad to hear you enjoyed the jokes - even if they didn't go over so well with Griff ;) ...

Syko Sith wrote: ↑2 years ago Well now. I like this.

Awesome! So glad to hear you enjoyed

It gets a bad press, but all things considered, being chloroformed isn’t so bad. At least, not really. It’s the waking up afterwards that really sucks a lemon. You’re dizzy, your head hurts and your mouth is drier than an Oscar Wilde quip. In short, it’s like a hangover without all the fun and expen...

TimChimp wrote: ↑2 years ago Great story! I think Penelope and Vee make for a lovely duo in stories like this.

So glad you're a fan of the (not quite so) Dynamic Duo