Stories of Tie Up Games

Indeed, a very nice cliffhanger and a very diverse cast of heroes and foes. Well done!

This capture is getting more and more layered. I am jot sure what to expect next, but it does not seem like an opening will be presented quickly for Chris.

Nice story!

Wow, what a chapter! I loved the humiliatoon of Chris at the dinner. No chance to back out (although, maybe slightly more freedom would be interesting: if the journalists noticed something, then they would not be allowed to leave). That was sublime and creative. The shower scene was a delight as wel...

I somehow feel bad for Ness but know that this will make her a full part of this family and the games. One little disadvantage: Now she is nowhere safe anymore. Not at home, not at Karen's place. But I can also not wait top see her tie up others as well and get her revenge!

Princesses, pirates, kidnappings, assassins? This story has everything! Well done

Thanks a lot for all the kind comments! They are all very motivating! -------------------------------------------------------------- Giselle sighed, holding the reins gently in her hands. Cornfields replaced the hilly forest, revealing a farm a thousand feet away. The day had been generous for Spy C...

Ah, well the stars keep aligning themselves for Adam. One, arguably stupid, split-second decision changed his life. Truly from rags to riches. Thank you, @laz. That line may not have had anything to do with the story but I felt right putting it there. I actually liked that line as well, but it actua...

Chapter 100 gives us classic stupid Jack, as we all love and hate at the same time. I knew I was pushing my luck, but I knew that since both women were helpless to stop me, I would deal with any aftermath later. This is a good summary of his attitude, and I am certain he is indeed pushing his luck w...

Nicely written as always, and these out-of-game chapters always hit home hard. It is great science fiction, and I love your exploration of the real-life psychological consequences of the in-game choices. I am curious what you have mind when you add a bunch of boys to the world of youthful Amazons.

Very cute story which seems ro be a great memory. Thanks for sharing!

Ang3l wrote: ↑1 year ago Note some of the dialogue in this might not be exactly as it was as the story was a long time ago, sorry

This is no problem at all who does remember?

Nice continuation. You made Giselle, and most of the other characters, a bunch more interesting by hinting at big things in their backstories. I'm curious how she will act now towards the people who just released her, of she can manage to maintain a friendship with them. I still love reading this s...

Brilliant start. Keep it up. This is a lovely scenario.

Indeed, the apple has not fallen far from the tree. I wonder how it was restricted...

So it seems like this story is expending a lot farther than I had initially expected.

Anyway, will Adam ace the tests? Considering his luck so far, nothing seems impossible.

Ah, well, that solves at least two problems in one chapter. It already looks a little bit better for the gang.

... I would guess that in real-life shoots, money is a far bigger factor for everyone involved ;) I think you are probably 100% right. I am so glad we have fiction. If we just stuck to factual things, life would be incredibly boring. It was merely an observation. It is not criticism. Indeed, this i...

It remains funny to me that even though this is a work trip, no one treats it as work. Willow and Misty wanted this job to make some money but are more busy being tied and gagged all the time. They do not care about working hours whatsoever. Are they paid when their bosses tie them up outside the sh...

“That friend, Alison, and I sneaked into that movie premiere and had a blast. We even got a selfie with that actress, Jennifer Hebrones,” Willet continued, staring Giselle in her eyes. Hers twinkled. “We got free booze and snacks and left over the red carpet. Fantastic night. Living in lower Manhatt...

Oh well, It does not seem fortune favors Anna and Chris at the present moment. Too many enemies, too few allies, too little time.

Also, it is funny that again a female head captor of Chris develops feelings for her. Let's see how it ends this time...

GreyLord wrote: ↑1 year ago Did that happen, or was it a dream?

I would say it is too good to be true so most likely a dream. Poor Adam daydreaming. Indeed, everything is way too perfect to be truly true.

Nice part, but I am not sure whether this is the best time for Adam to confess his obsession. Getting out should have been the top priority. Anyhow, curiously what comes (or whether there comes anything) next.

Interesting start. I really liked the first Adam point of view part. It was raw and tender and stylistically consistent. Some authors here claim you should start a story with action and not a lengthy character description, but this one was on point and nicely paced.

What is Elsa an interesting character. So fearless. First time in a country and being kidnapped by a bunch of small town teens while being bound and helpless? Yeah, no problem at all. Good stuff. Jack is a lucky man.

It took me half an evening, but I caught up with this story. Still the same old gang, but it all seems a little darker, and I have to say, the smaller cast (only two perspectives) seems to work out well. Lots of tension! I gotta admit I am a little scared for Chris. As she is not freed soon, the tor...

It hard to say who is still having fun. Sure, three of them are still their own children, but Nes is both new and not part of the family. Oh, well, it will likely have a happy end anyways. Nicely done