Heather's new neighbour Mike is just back from a tour of duty overseas when she literally runs into him in the hall. Awkward introductions ensue and she returns to her unit fantasising about her hot new acquaintance. Meet cute accomplished, Heather encounters Mike again late that night - one thing leads to another and pretty soon she's living out her fantasies from earlier that day, and then some.

Author Caitlyn Lynch hits most of my sweet spots in this delicious smutfest. I liked Heather and Mike, even the latter's propensity for corny pick-up lines was fine with me - and the sex we're all here for (well, so were they!) is off-the-charts hot.

My only slight reservation is concern for Heather's piano - knowing how owners of said instruments can obsess over water-rings from drinking glasses I hate to think what effect other fluids might have on a piano's finish. :‑O ( )

I enjoyed the short book. It goes from zero to 60 with Heather and Mike as the main characters. It is hot, hot hot. ( )

Very steamy short shory.Parts of the dialogue made me laugh, cause in my head they sounded a bit ridiculous, but all in all i liked it a lot. ( )

As a Book Reviewer, I had so much wanted to get to the next book on my TBReviewed pile, but I still had the heat from reading my first novella by this author, “Dana’s Duo”, lingering on my mind. So I looked on Amazon for a quick read as I had my breakfast, and found this short story listed as a KINDLE Unlimited read and quickly downloaded it. Needless to say I wasn’t disappointed.

How does Heather, an extremely sexy classical pianist, ignite the still unlit sexual passions she has deep inside her? Would the return of her landlady Nan’s grandson, Mike, a real hunk of a soldier, from deployment be the spark which does the trick? It does the moment he sees her accidently flashing extremely sexy body in the hallway of where she lived; with her thinking he was merely a delivery guy.

Once he finds out from his grandmother she’s a single new tenant, it took no more than an instant before these were in their baby suits, going at each other like it was nobody’s busy, including a little deep throat action.

Caitlyn Lynch’s overly descriptive narratives and tag attachments is once again present, making sure her readers can’t miss a single nuance regarding the heat of what’s happening on each page.

For having satisfying my thirst for more of what I read yesterday as I ate my breakfast this morning, with no else around except for my two cat to hear any sounds I might have made, I can’t resist giving this short story less than 5 STARS. ( )