I'll Be Your Drill, Soldier by Crystal Rose

It came across more as an amateur effort. It wasn't smooth or flowery, which I don't mind, but it also didn't have the deliberate crispness that I like in my books with more stripped-down writing. First of all, I understand some people's complaints with the writing style. I liked this book a lot in spite of a few flaws. Oh how I love M/M military books! I have a special special place in my heart for M/M books that involve our forces. MUST READ! Only annoying thing is that it's not available for Kindle, had to get it on my Nook APP (wtf is up with that?). (Seriously? I don't get the fad)Īnd Jesus if the ending didn't make me weepy like a kindergarten girl with gum in her pigtail! If you like M/M this will make you very happy.

long enough to cover the whole story and not leaving you feeling like you missed anything like the damned novellas that seem to be the only thing released at all lately. Another plus is that it's a full length novel. It especially feels right to think of it in our new post-DADT military climate. So far none have come close, though Keeping Promise Rock was an almost (and I'm obsessed with Amy Lane) I still found it to require a bit of suspension of disbelief to get to the HEA while this one was believable and not over the top angsty like many others including military men tend to be. I think this was one of the more realistic and believable stories of this specific subgenre of the M/Ms. and a wierd desire to jump the nearest thing in an army uniform with some serious enthusiasm. I loved the way the story was also about a whole group of guys who survived boot camp and war together and in the end found all kinds of happiness. Ryan and Phil took a long damn time to get it together and it was sure fun seeing the sexual tension through the bootcamp days, but once they got together it was sweet, sweet music. Good holy godz! Philip Grabowski is hott as hell.

I'll Be Your Drill, Soldier by Crystal Rose