Whether you are just begging your journey into bondage or if you are an experienced player, the Dare To Try Bondage book is great to have on hand. It covers a wealth of information within its 84 pages. I know that sounds like so few pages. Don’t let this fool you. By cutting down on all of the fluff, this book gets right to the point and guides you through a variety of bondage aspects.

In its short introduction of five pages the author shares about Shibari style bondage and the confessions of a bondage artist. Then getting you ready for your playtime, safety and rope placement is covered effectively. In this chapter the author even covers how to bring up the subject of bondage to your partner and aspects of pain/pleasure.

Jumping right in the next two chapter delve right in to teaching you basic knots and what you need to know for a firm foundation. Sharing a variety of basic to advanced ties the book takes you through a verity of styles and positions. Each is briefly described and the illustrations are enough to let you feel confident about achieving your goals.

The last three chapters touch on the types of sensations felt during bondage play from both the submissive and master’s perspective. Also, the author shares a few scenarios to help jump start your playtime. No bondage book would be complete without a touching on after care. Devoting a whole chapter to this subject the author shares how to remove the ropes, sooth your submissive and much more.

In a concise and easy to understand format, this book cuts to meat of bondage and shares what you have to know to start your journey. With the addition of multiple bondage positions, this is an invaluable reference guide for all bondage players.

This truly is a dandy little book. It shares a lot of spicy hard core bondage positions and provides enough diagrams to help you achieve the affect they are teaching. Scanning through this book lets you easily find the positions via the diagrams. However, I suggest taking time to read each sentence. Tucked throughout the text is great helpful tips and tricks.

Small and easy to hide, we keep it tucked away in our bedside drawer. That way it is close at hand when we need a refresher.