A Collision with Reality
Series: In Like Flynn
Author: Storm Duffy
Publisher: NineStar Press
Release Date: January 2nd
Heat Level: 5 - Erotica
Pairing: Male/Male
Length: 7100
Genre: Erotica, contemporary, UK, D/s, kink, businessmen, online chat, workplace relationship, erotica
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Synopsis
Flynn’s new boss is so hot he can’t wait to get home to tell the chatroom how much he wants Dom’s c*ck down his throat. By Friday, he’s shared quite a few thoughts on what he’d like his boss to do to him. But he’s not as anonymous as he thinks, and Dom’s intent on disciplining him for breaching company policy on social networking. Dom gives him a choice of put up or shut up: he can play out the fantasy in real life, or he can walk out of the office without a word to HR as long as he never talks that way about Dom again. Flynn chooses “put up”—but he’s forgotten about one of the things he said he wouldn’t mind doing.Excerpt
The new manager was really something: tall, dark, and handsome, with a superb arse that looked great in a suit. Flynn wouldn’t mind seeing what it looked like out of the suit. Unfortunately the suit was respectably cut at the front, making it impossible to tell without staring whether the guy dressed to the left or the right, let alone how big his c*ck was.Not the sort of thing one ought to be thinking about while listening to the big boss introduce the new manager. He barely caught the guy’s name—Dominic.
“Pleasure to meet you all,” Dominic said. “I look forward to getting to know you better over the next few weeks.”
Flynn looked forward to it as well. He particularly looked forward to getting to know him better in the gents, at least well enough to idly glance down and check out the c*ck. A pity he wasn’t likely to get to know Dominic in the gents any better than that, not in real life; but it was his own business what he did in the privacy of his own head.
And in the privacy of his favourite board online that evening. No wallet names, no ID. Not even your location listed unless you wanted it out there in the hope of hooking up with someone for a night’s f*ck. A safe place to talk about just how much he fancied the new boss.
[New boss arrived today. Absolutely bloody gorgeous, if you like older men. Wouldn’t mind having him discipline me for poor performance.]
[Better if he disciplines you for good performance] an anon said.
[Oh, I think I could perform well for him.]
Flynn could think of a number of ways he could perform, starting with:
[Down on my knees with my mouth open.]
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Carra's Quick Review
If you’re looking for quick and naughty with no romantic entanglements, then A Collision with Reality is for you. This story has all the makings for a setup that could be turned into a longer story, but just gives us a glimpse at the introduction of Dominic and Flynn and their initial interactions…but it’s enough to steam things up for any reader.
Personally, I had a hard time connecting with either main character…but I think that’s more due to the very short length of the story. I’m hoping that we’ll see more of these characters in the future because this really is a good start to something that could be much longer. 3 stars for A Collision with Reality, and this is meant only for readers 18+ for adult language and M/M sexual content.
Meet the Author
Storm Duffy has a number of erotica shorts published under that and other names in a variety of venues, including “The Mammoth Book of Quick and Dirty Erotica”. As Jules Jones, she has written several erotic romance novellas and novels, including the first M/M romance published by Loose Id.Amongst the 2500 or so books on shelves in her house, there is room for rather a lot of cross-stitch thread and entirely too many balls of wool. There are also more bits of computer kit than is quite reasonable for someone who doesn't do that for a living. The two microscopes, on the other hand, are entirely in keeping with a career in science.
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