April Monthly Challenge Find a Rainbow Day: Read an LGBT book, a book with at least 3 of the 7 colours of a rainbow on it's cover, or a book with a title that includes the word: dream/s, wish/es, or rainbow. This book is SO much more than an LGBT book which is why I chose to read it. Published just as gay marriage was AGAIN coming under attack, this book serves as a great reminder that the sanctity of marriage is NOT just between a man and a woman but is about the value and commitment that two people (regardless of gender) have for each other. (less) Ms. Brockmann's personal agenda permeates the story. Her son is gay, and she is very active in organizations trying to end discrimination against gays. This is a position I support, but I'd just as soon not have it hammered it at me in a romance novel. A lot of the dialogue borders on TMI. I did enjoy getting to see a few of the TSI and SEAL's lives, and how they have changed with marriages and babies. In my opinion, we seem to have veered way off course to what this series was advertised as. I ...more Ms. Brockmann's personal agenda permeates the story. Her son is gay, and she is very active in organizations trying to end discrimination against gays. This is a position I support, but I'd just as soon not have it hammered it at me in a romance