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This week we're looking at a book that uses a Christmas countdown to both countdown to Christmas... and to a goodbye. This week we're looking at

For this blog tour we're looking at the first entry in a new series of gay military romances. For this blog tour we're looking at Sailor Proof by Annabeth Albert.

Here's what I had to say about it on Goodreads:

Solid Military Romance. This is a fairly standard romance / Annabeth Albert romance with one guy in uniform and the other not... and eventually, neither is. ;) She's done the virgin thing at least once or twice (I fully cop to not reading her full back catalog, and I seem to remember her covering this even in the books I *have* read from her), and here it works just as well as it did the last time. For those looking for "clean" / "sweet" romance... Albert uses the virgin trope to explore as many successive sex acts as she can squeeze into a book. So this won't be something that fits those definitions, but wil

Human Hubris Leads To Disaster. This is a creature feature tale combined with a disaster tale, with a unique and fairly inventi

Useful, Engaging, And Exceedingly Well Documented. As a software engineering professional who has a mathematics-relate

Tonight, On The Conclusion Of The Harbor Hills Saga... This is the final book in this highly interco

A Gold Mine Of Technotyrannical Neoarchy. Wow. Where to begin. I suppose I should specify what I mean by "Gold mine": It is my personal designation for the worst books possible, the ones where you shift through tons of detritus to find even

This week we're looking at one of those books I love to find where an author takes a topic usually seen as "other"

Solid Examination Of The Issues. I've read some of the author's work over the last year in particular on his prima

Erin Brockovich In Appalachia. This is one of those books where the description f

Comprehensive History. This tome - and yes, at 600+ pages of dense yet readable text, "tome" certainly applies - is easily the most comprehen