"Squealing with Delight"

I am going to pat myself on the back now for finding the perfect illustration to go with today's post. Can you believe Metal Taboo has a filthy pig? I'm beside myself!

To kick off my blog tour (or, really, *our* blog tour) for The Big Book of Bondage, we'll be heading over to Kiki DeLovely's spot to discuss Kristina Lloyd's amazing story "The Bondage Pig." Trust me when I say you have never read anything like this before.

Here is a snippet of what Kiki has to say:

I love this story. All the more because it’s not my typical cup of tea and yet it still sucked me in. Decidedly so. I read book reviews all the time in which the reviewer lays out a caveat about kink not being their thing and then goes on to review a bondage book. If their preface is true, then why not review a book about vanilla sex? Or gardening? Of course you’re not going to be able to find something hot if it’s not something you’re into. That’s always been my philosophy. But “The Bondage Pig” threw all that out the window for me (and subsequently now I have higher expectations of those writers to open themselves up doing better reviews).

It’s true. At the heart of it all I’m a very dirty girl. Quite filthy-minded, actually. So I had a great appreciation for this story from the get-go. (The title undoubtedly piqued my curiosity.) Lloyd starts off innocently enough – a bored couple missing their sexual spark. Hard to imagine that this simple premise quickly weaves its way into being to the dirtiest tale in the book. (Yes, I said it. Quite high praise coming from me.)

But please, hop over to her site to read the review in its entirety.

I had forgotten previously to offer a prize for this tour. So without delay, here it is... comment on any of the BBOB-related posts (here or on the host/hostess' sites) for a chance to win a surprise prize. It will be bondage-related. There will be books involved. One of those books with be The Big Book of Bondage. But there will be more, as well. Continuing reveals to come.

XXX,
Alison

P.S. If you're down for being part of the tour, please drop me a note at msalisontyler dot com. I'm less concerned with the dates this time than with the content. Whenever you can post your piece, I will link to you.