Alison Tylers newest bondage collection, BOUND FOR TROUBLE is packed with short stories written by various authors.  Each author brings what they like most about bondage.  Is it the emotional aspect or the physical restraint that appeals to each of these authors?  Each story has only one thing in common, bondage.

Like every Anthology, there are some stories that the reader likes more than others. Here are a few of my favorites.

Coffee or Tea written by Tasmin Flower. Vayle is attending a speed dating event one minute, and then hog tied in a upscale riverside apartment of Lucas, who up until an hour ago, she had never met. And she loved every second of it.

Sophia Valenti's Simple Pleasures allows the roles of dominance and bondage reverse. Marco is a hard working successful business man who is always in control. When his girlfriend forces him to give up some of that control over to her, even if it is just for the night.

Annabeth Long's Paper Chains shows up that bondage can be more emotional than physical. Married couple, Malinda and Lorrie spend their 1 year anniversary swapping roles. Lorrie ties her wife up in paper chains that really couldn't hold Malinda, but keep her bond with the connection and love Malinda has for her wife.

Graydancer takes a entire different approach with One Rope. Told in the rope's point of view, we follow the rope's detailed description of the events unfolding during a night with his master and his new woman.

As the tenth bondage-themed anthology Alison Tyler has published, I have never once been disappointed. Alison can pull together some of the best short stories into an anthology book that has the reader througholy imersed in the pages. BOUND FOR TROUBLE is no different! There are stories written with a balance of both the emotional aspect as well as the physical restraint of bondage. Each story is as unique as the author who wrote it. Alison Tyler is one of those authors that is a must read on anyone's list that loves this genre.