Games Some People Play Whew Like When You're Tied-Up Bare-Ass and hung from a ceiling beam... A lot of games And brought totally alive for the reader through Ellen Pierce Melville's powerful and explicit descriptions, non-stop action, sharp and often funny dialogue, bull's eye psychological portraits-so much that so many erotic novels just don't have. It started with stringing up Tommy by the wrists because Susan thought he'd like a nice sex fantasy for his birthday. Then, Tommy made fun of Susan ( a bad habit of his) until she swatted him right in the balls and stormed out. And then, Stephanie, Susan's fiery younger sister, arrived, very surprised to discover Tommy strung up. Somehow, Tommy, as always, teased her about being, well, at least bi-, not interested in dicks, and she flew off the handle, stripped him naked, then herself, and had a few comments about his dick. He sassed her again, and she whipped his butt with his own belt, in a rage, then, apologetic, started to give him a nice suck. But then, he mother, Sandra, knocked at the door, expected to find Susan. Somehow, Sandra got naked, too, when Stephanie suddenly said she was expecting two friends. They promptly barged in the door and introduced themselves: Butch Cassidy, also known as Butchy, a pretty 200-pound Amazon, with half-soccer-balls for breasts, and very dirty tattoos, and Sundance, a perfect Joan Baez-circa-1970 avatar, the ultimate submissive. And they quickly got naked and started pulling toys out of their bag-like a 10-inch strap-on dildo and a wicked electric zapper. So already, quite a few games already had started, but it was barely the beginning. Lots more games, at the beach, with the motorcycle gang, and with Susan, when she finally got back happened. And that was before the back stories began to come out about why the hell Susan set all this up; about Sandra gang-banged during Marine basic training at Parris Island; about Susan meeting Tommy at a frat party where she and her girlfriend were serving the brothers; and how Stephanie had no life at all, just sex... And really, it became clear that Stephanie needed a much better game than that, and Sandra and Susan knew just what to do.