Review: Belongs in first class - all the way.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 17, 2013
We're introduced to Kelly as she approaches check-in for Flight 69. Kelly's hero materialises before boarding and takes his seat alongside her. Although British, Thurlow writes cleverly using US grammar, in this fantastically erotic story set in an aircraft bound for Houston, Texas. During the flight, Kelly opts for conversation with the handsome stranger instead of Kindling with `Fifty Shades Darker'.Absorbed in Flight 69, while the buzz of Liverpool Street Station hummed around me, I was in deep at 50% unaware of the time; luckily, the automated announcement for my train penetrated my senses. Talking of penetration, the erotic content of this tale is hot enough to melt your kindle, whilst there is also a deeper message shared with us through Kelly and her response to James Swanson, a travelling companion who offers the perfect alternative to the in-flight movie.Wonderfully written erotica set in business class, but which belongs in first class - all the way.