Stories of Tie Up Games

slackywacky wrote: ↑1 year ago This chapter was bringing back lots of memories. A great way to recap the previous adventures, but with new tie-ups too.
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Excctly. That's how to do it - class!

.... so good this saga is going on! A bit lengthy, but probably necessary to connect different story-lines and I enjoyed the read very much! It is wonderful to hear from you, @Nainur. I'm surprised at your reaction to the length. The word count in this chapter was 3285. Many of our chapters in Tale...

GreyLord wrote: ↑1 year ago Haley is playing her odds very carefully. Little to her captors know what a massive tiger they have by the tail. No only Haley, but now the entire team is at work.

yeah, and I hope that will be a very, very gratifying read again.

so good this saga is going on!

A bit lengthy, but probably necessary to connect different story-lines and I enjoyed the read very much!

Caesar73 wrote: ↑1 year ago ...
Operation “Mousetrap” had been a rousing success!

Indeed, most success!
Whhat a worthy last chapter to that fantastic, epic story! Taking a bow and a bow and a bow and...

Arise, Monster of Clogs!
Kidding, but who is it? Well done.

Ingenious!

GreyLord wrote: ↑1 year ago @Caesar73, your selection of music is impeccable. This could be the most emotional chapter that you have written. Kudos!

I have to agree - most touching. Wow.

superbly done! Great suspense! Excellent psychology of combar as I understand it! Taking bows...

slackywacky wrote: ↑1 year agoTeaser!

bad teaser, bad, bad, bad....!

excellent read, tension is immense indeed!

wow-wow-wow---

brilliant. James Bond. The "unsinkable"(??) Molly Brown. A vicious killing. Supreme stuff... and a hint of what is to come...

... After their encounter with Anck-Sun-Amun in January she had taken additional safety measures. Rachel, Kate, Anna, Rachel and her assistant Tabea had been attacked by the Egyptian and her henchwomen. They had kidnapped the Real Estate Mogul Hiram al Mansur – and subjected Rachel and her guests t...

Yet again: awesome read! tension galore, and some nice details, too! Small critic: I would have liked a different structure of the very first paragraph. It was difficult to read - at least for me - and to understand who says what. That's totally different to the following parts which are very nicely...

.... Sasha, you were a Corporal, E4. A field commission is considered by most military people to be the most honorable of promotions. That can happen only in times of war, and congress has not declared war for now. But by special order from POTUS, our senior commanding officer, you are hereby promo...

Caesar73 wrote: ↑1 year ago .... There was only one Dark Lady. Her reputation was on the line. She had worked very hard for her reputation, too hard to allow anyone to touch it. No! This person was in for a rude awakening. Sarah McKenzie would teach her a lesson she would never forget! ....

Well, we better not forget!

slackywacky wrote: ↑1 year ago ...
The story has your trademark bondages, trademark women, and trademark story telling. Well cone.

Indeed, yes!

i dare say: those "spies" have too much spare-time!
Making a good read, though!

it is a gripping tale, for sure!

Caesar73 wrote: ↑1 year ago ...
Josepha Klingelhöfer was singing softly to herself an Italian Pop song as she was doing her chores ...

WHAT-A-NAME!
Oh, dear...

GreyLord wrote: ↑1 year ago ...
Sasha informed the Colonel the following morning that she was accepting the mission. The tracking device was immediately installed in her shoulder.

Brave girl! But sometimes I wonder if the team is really focussed on the matters why they were sent to the place in the first place...

some very interesting healing processes and cures described here...

it is dark undoubtedly, maybe darker as I would like, but the tension-build up and storytelling is top notch!

Well, in my opinion a bold choice of background given the incidents being constantly reported in that area, and we might have an opion but cannot know what is really going on. In war truth was and still is the first victim. So, we should special care not to forget this is a work of fiction. I wonder...

Aaaawwww, a wonderful, wonderful chapter and I can only guess how long this idea had been carried in a mind even before "putting it to paper". Apt choice of music!
Great read!