Typically I read series that flow together a little more obviously, so the disconnectedness is probably what contributed to me reading the series all out of order when I don’t typically do that. He needs Ben by his side foreverheart and soul. It isn’t smart falling for his best friend and fellow SEAL, but ten years with Ben has forged a bond so intimate Maddox can’t ignore it. Like, that guy who was a hookup of that protagonist back in book 3 just became the hero of book 7 kind of connected. Pushing thirty, with his reenlistment looming, decorated navy sniper Maddox Horvat is taking a long look at what he really wants in life. The series is centered on SEALs stationed at the base on Coronado, but the stories are pretty loosely connected. I read this series completely out of order, and that was absolutely the right choice for me. Overall: I’m not always one for the military romance (though more me than Holly or Ingrid), but this series totally did it for me. Plot: Navy SEALs navigate queer love in a macho-type workplace while dealing with work-related hurdles and personal dramas Now, in the lonely, desperate hours awaiting rescue, the real challengeconfronting themselves, their future and their desiresbegins. Some of it is kinky funtimes, too.Ĭharacter Chemistry: The chemistry between the protagonists largely worked for me (I mean, I binged this series HARD, so something was working) Except for the book with the demisexual protagonist, which is a slower burn, these guys have a lot of sex.
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