Review: 3.5 rounded up to 4
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 6, 2012
I have to say this,  LA Witt can write a sentence and create sane real men.  There are no werewolves or outlandish dilemmas.  They are in the Army and while DADT is voided,  there is still some rational hesitation to come out, and hierarchical lines definitely do matter.I liked getting a glimpse of Japan and life on the army base,  the booked felt grounded in realistic details.  And I didn't mind either of the men, we get to see from both men's POV and both men have stories to tell.  It's just that I never really got passionately involved with either man,  this was almost too mundane.  I wasn't swept up in the romance or rushing to see what happens next.  There is something here that just didn't capture my imagination,  but it's has many good attributes - hence the rating,  3.5, rounded up to 4...