Heather Kinnane
Author of bite-sized steamy romance and erotica. She/Her. For longer works check out my website: http:heatherkinnane.com/books.
Foxy Female seeks Human Male
Mina darted between the shrubs, lifting her nose to check the air. There was a scent of musky sweat amongst the other scents of the night, a warmth that reached her nose on the cool breeze.
Heather KinnanePublished a day ago in FilthySecond Chance at Love
“I’ve got a good feeling about tonight.” Penny told her friends. “I’m going to meet HIM tonight. THE ONE. I know it!” Kira laughed. “You’ve said that before, and met a guy, and been so certain he’s The One, and look at you, still single.”
Heather KinnanePublished a day ago in FilthyA Full Body Massage makes Sex more Exciting
He poured oil onto his hands, rubbing them together to warm it before placing his hands on her back, and sliding them over her skin.
Heather KinnanePublished 2 days ago in FilthyA Young Woman, an Older Man, and a Vintage Car
Porter ran a hand along the shiny paint job. This car was a classic, a 1932 Chevrolet Coupe. It looked immaculate. It was like new. Better than new.
Heather KinnanePublished 2 days ago in Filthy
A BJ in a Cafe
Ryland’s cock was short and stocky, meaty enough for Laney to wrap her hand around and feel like she had something to stroke. It bounced as she released it, already hard, and she gave it a good couple of strokes as Ryland shifted in his seat, spreading his legs wider and sliding lower in his chair so she had better access.
Heather KinnanePublished 4 days ago in Filthy
Showing her Husband a Thing or Two
“Oh, thank God. It’s been so long.” Saige pulled back the bed sheets so Paisley could slide in. “I thought we’d never get the chance to be together again.”
Heather KinnanePublished 4 days ago in FilthyWarmed by His Tongue
The beach was cold this time of year. Not the time for swimming, that was certain. Alora shed her jacket, goosebumps forming on her skin even before she stepped foot in the waves.
Heather KinnanePublished 6 days ago in FilthyNot Fitting In
I’ve sat here for a while, pondering this prompt. Write a story telling us about that one time you just didn’t fit in. That one time…
Heather KinnanePublished 7 days ago in Humans
