Shy

by Eddie Robbins

Jake’s just a blue-collar dude working a small crap job in a big college town. He’s seeing Sharon, a hot sorority senior. The sex is great. But that’s all there is. Then he meets Jo, who everyone at work calls “the shy girl.” Jake is drawn to her – she has an erotic quality hidden beneath that shy exterior -- but can he coax her out of her shell?Contains explicit sexual content.

16 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 21, 2011

Reviews

[Books & Vodka Sodas · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was an impulse read for me. I saw it on Amazon, and I thought, “Hm, that looks good.” So, I took a chance, and downloaded it and started reading. At only sixteen pages, it was a quick read. The style was so fresh and different, that I couldn’t stop reading. I was intrigued by the main character, and that it was from the POV from a male. I have a thing for the male taking the spot light in these erotic stories. I like being in a man’s brain. We assume that it will be “Boobs! Boobs! Boobs! Pussy!” But, when we finally dive in, we get a bird’s eye view of some pretty interesting information.

I like the idea of people just having sex. Sex is a very basic, primal instinct. I like people having casual sex, it makes the story believable for me. The concept, the idea of this worked for me. It was simple, and it didn’t hide behind any glamour or complicated situations. It just was. That is what made this an interesting and great read. The characters were relatable. Most of all, I got it!