Yes, Sir: Erotic Stories of Female Submission

I've been involved in the D/s lifestyle for several years now, and so I approach these kinds of books with a bit of scepticism and an expectation to roll my eyes a lot. Not once. Not one roll of the eyes at all. Instead, I found myself nodding a lot. Why? Because the writers she found not only managed to give a good broad range of the types of power exchange, they also did a magnificent job of exploring the motivations. Whether it's the teasing seduction of "Dear Professor Pervert" or the rawness of "A Necessary Correction" the stories cover the gamut. My own personal favorite though was Kathryn O'Halloran's "Ribbons." I've read it several times over, and the romp through the mind of a submissive is one of the most erotic journeys my mind's ever taken. A great book from a great editor.

If you want to get your man jump started quickly, read him a story from this book. An excellent book, even my husband likes it.Its a really spicy collection of stories and if you liked He's/She's on top you will love this anthology. There's quite a few good books of erotic short stories around at the moment and they make a refreshing change to the erotic novel. Highly recomended. Also check out 'Succulent Chocolate Flava' by Zane and Suzie Van Aartman's red hot 100 Percent Erotica

"Yes, Sir" is a delicious collection of stories that will most certainly appeal to the very, very good, innocent sweet girls as well as the oh so naughty, bratty and testing girls out there. From discovering that first rush from calling that special someone "Sir" to planning a lunchbreak according to someone else's plans to realizing the only pink allowed is the pink... Well, you'll just have to read to find out more. And yes, you will want more. And if you ask nicely, you just might be allowed...

Rachel Kramer Bussel knows how to put a book together, as evidenced in She's on Top, He's on Top, Naughty Spanking Stories (vols. 1 & 2), Sex and Candy... But these ones. Wow. I am so impressed by the quality of writing in Yes, Ma'am and Yes, Sir! From Donna George Storey's fantastic "Dear Professor Pervert" to Gwen Masters' creative "How Bad Do You Want It?" the stories practically sizzle off the page. Check out Rachel's dedicated web site for the book, too. I love how authors are adding to the experience by making sites for their books: [...]

I've been a fan of Rachel Kramer Bussel since I read her book He's on Top. She finds a great combination of stories, from heavy to sweet and romantic, all in the context of D/s. Can't wait for the next one!