Review: Not Her Type - Kay Jaybee

Not Her Type by Kay Jaybee
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Release Date:  December 15, 2011
Publisher:  OC Press
Page Count:  115
Source:  Writer Marketing Services
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When Jenny’s regular film courier, John, reveals how she has become the center of his sexual dream world, Jenny’s quiet existence is thrown into an arena of desire that she thought she’d long since abandoned.
One unexpected, head swimming romp later, and Jenny is left wondering if her courier will ever visit her again, and if he does, will he mention the hot sex they had on her living room floor that Tuesday afternoon, or will he pretend that it hadn’t happened?
When the following Tuesday arrives and John reappears on Jenny’s doorstep, the scene is set for a continuation of intensely kinky weekly meetings. There is only one problem. John really really isn’t Jenny’s type... 

This novella definitely has me looking at my UPS and FedEx guys in a different light.

The story centers around Jenny and her film courier, John.  After months of sharing a cup of coffee over a half hour break, John pushes their relationship into new territory by rocking Jenny's world every week with the hottest sex she's ever had.

Jenny is a confuses bi-sexual who has a hard time reconciling the fact that she's attracted to a burly tattooed, hairy courier.  She's been by herself for the past twelve years and can't believe that when she finds herself attracted to a man, he's definitely not her type.  John is equally confused, since he definitely was never one to go with the prim, posh types her thinks Jenny is.  But neither of them can argue with the chemistry they have together as the practically burn down her living room with sexual fire.

If you get past the "I'll drop by once a week for a half hour and bang ya" feel to the story, it was a kinky mating dance Jenny and John participated in to get to the point where both of them realized they were in a relationship and had strong feelings for the other.  That was enjoyable.  Where the story lost me (and got it's 3 rating) was from one particular kink scene that had me completely grossed out.  I'll pretty much read anything in erotic, but getting peed on just about did me in.