Yes, Sir a collection of erotic short stories compiled and edited by of the community's leading kinky ladies, Rachel Kramer Bussel, is certain to be a hit with anyone who is a fan of the genre of male dominants and female submissives.

I am one of those people who prefers a little plot with my porn. Descriptions of people having sex, just wham, bam, thank you ma'am doesn't really do it for me on a long term basis. One of the wonderful things about this collection is that it is just that. You have the intellectual, mental stimulation and also some really dirty depraved descriptions of men doing what they do best.

My favorite in this anthology is Dear Professor Pervert. As someone with a fetish for those in authority, this story completely captures the feeling of being under someone's thumb. Another one of my favorites that highlights the feelings of female submission is In the Corner. In this story, a woman attempts to deny her submission and goes out with a vanilla partner only to run into her former Dominant and have him show her exactly where she belongs.

There were a few in this collection that I felt were somewhat boring: When Penny Met Harry reads like a teen-ager attempting to write something that they have not experienced yet. The dialog is stilted and unnatural and disrupts the flow of a plot that would otherwise be quite arousing.

Reclaiming the Sofa is a quick romp where the male takes back his power. They had been playing where she was on top and now it is his turn. The use of language in this story is delightful: words like slut, cunt, and whore are dropped in with words of love and do not sound contrived or cheesy. Which is an easy pit to fall into when writing male dominant/female submissive erotica. There is always the danger of becoming more of a “Down, bitch!” type of story, which is more amusing than arousing. Thankfully this book does not fall into those traps.

This is a must have in the collection of anyone who is a fan of male dominant and female submissive erotica.

This is still an amazingly hot book and one that I come back to quite frequently. It never gets old.