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These fierce stories of love on the front lines grab and hold readers’ attention as they travel the world with these soldier on Active Duty. In the wake of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell and the Defense of Marriage Act getting repealed, Neil Plakcy brings the two issues together into heart-pounding vignettes of men of action who put their lives on the line to protect and serve. The heat of battle only amps up the level of excitement knowing that this tryst might be the last. These heroic hunks fight for love and honor and will have readers begging for their next debriefing!
- Sales Rank: #495479 in eBooks
- Published on: 2014-06-16
- Released on: 2014-06-16
- Format: Kindle eBook
Review
"In addition to being well-written, most of the stories got to the heart of the matter of what it means to be openly gay in an hostile institution."
—Huffington Post
"Variety reigns as Active Duty offers both tender and tantalizing tales of same-sex love, in and out of fatigues."
—Library Journal
"Sizzling stories of liaisons between military men who don’t mind getting down and dirty with each other, in more ways than one!"
—Night Owl Reviews
"A collection of fourteen stories that celebrate the freedom of our heroes to love and to lust after whomever they desire."
—Kink Etc.
"Sexy men in uniform in fourteen stories from an array of authors."
—MM Good Book Reviews
"The military has never been sexier than when these hunky heroes serve their country and each other in Active Duty: Gay Military Erotic Romance."
—Elisa Rolle, Reviews and Ramblings
"What’s not to like about an anthology? The stories are short so you can grab the book and read one if you have some time while on lunch break, or several on a lazy, relaxed day. The Active Duty anthology offers 14 diversely different shorts, definitely something for everyone!"
—3 Chicks After Dark
"This erotica matters because it could not have been published as recently as five or ten years ago. Its existence is a sign of progress."
—Ella Dawson
"Every story maintains a consistent balance between that hungry sexual drive and the emotions underlying each encounter."
—Malin James
"These are stories of men who protect and …serve."
—Reviews by Amos Lassen
"All about our men in uniform who love other men."
—Prism Book Alliance
"The stories range from sex for sex’s sake, insta-love, fun impromptu sex, menage, quick and dirty f**** to marriage proposals."
—Because Two Men Are Better than One
From the Back Cover
Soldiers in Love
In this fierce collection, Neil Plakcy brings us heart-pounding stories of men who put their lives on the line for love and duty. The heat of battle only amps up the level of excitement for soldiers who know that any tryst might be their last. A breakup note sent to the front line opens doors to new love in Jay Starre’s “Letter from Home.” In Logan Zachary’s “Ready Reserve,” a summer fling between two buddies with benefits becomes something more. Dirk Strong’s “Marine Guard” follows an embassy officer sent to Italy for work who ends up enjoying a romantic Roman holiday. These heroic hunks fight for love and honor—and their hearts and hard muscles will have you begging for your next debriefing!
About the Author
Neil Plakcy’s fiction has appeared in the collections Cowboys, Hot Cops, and Best Gay Romance. The editor of Skater Boys, Surfer Boys, and Hard Hats as well as the author of Paws and Reflect, he also writes the book column for GayWired.com. He lives in South Florida.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Book Review by Brandilyn
By PrismBookAlliance
3.5 of 5 Stars
For original review see The Prism Book Alliance Blog online
19 Gay Erotic Shorts. All about our men in uniform who love other men. Most of these authors are new to me, but I enjoyed seeing a little glimpse of each of their styles. Some I will seek out in the future, some I couldn’t finish in the now.
As with most anthologies there are some stories that stand out above the rest for whatever reason. Overall I give this 3.5 one-handed stars (i.e. it is pretty hot). One thing I noticed throughout much of this collection is that, unlike much of what we review here on Prism, this collection was clearly written for men. There is some crude, and utterly eye rolling, language used throughout. That being said; It was an enjoyable enough read, even for this non-male reader.
Some of the highlights and lowlights:
Weekend Leave by Shane Allison 3*
A worthy intro to the collection; it sets the tone well. A sweet little insta-love weekend tryst with a promise of more. The sex scenes were a little anti-climactic, but I enjoyed the connection between the MCs
Letter from Home by Jay Starre DNF
I hade to DNF this one. It literally made my stomach roil. The long and drawn-out, and repeated description of just what kinds of “spit” were being used for lube were just s bit too much for me. I also skipped Starre’s second entry in the book. I am not easily “grossed out,” to use the colloquial, but umm yeah. I couldn’t finish this one.
Do Ask, Do Tell by Julian Mark 3.25*
Do Ask, Do Tell was the first “one-handed read” in the collection. This is just a fun time had by the MC and various other military men he encounters along the way. This isn’t a romance; it is just a good filthy time. If you can get past the use of terms like “joy juice,” “boy juice”, and “cum cream” it is an enjoyable read.
Marine Guard by Dirk Strong 4.5*
This is my favorite of the first half of the book. It is a little M/M romance that spans either side of the repeal of DADT. The main characters are attracted to each other, but one is a Marine. As such, they dance around that attraction for a while. One night the Marine simply shows up at the other’s apartment to celebrate the repeal of DADT… naked… in bed… it is clearly the start of something and not just a hot tryst. I will certainly be looking for other titles from Mr. Strong.
So Then by Emily Moreton 3.5*
Another well written entry in the collection. I am not a huge fan of menage, and I don’t know if this was meant to be a one-off or the start of something more for these three, but it was hot enough. I enjoyed the interplay among the three main characters (even out of bed) and the fact that everything was not perfect in or out of bed. If it had been a longer format, I would like to have known a little more about Daniel’s “injury”, but other than that, no major complaints.
Liberty by Dominic Santi 4*
From the first words, I knew there was something different about Liberty from the first 7 entries in the collection. This one is set sometime in the future and focuses on a military couple who are trying to start a family. There is technology that allows them to mix the DNA of two men. It is an interesting premise, and the “Collection” scene was interesting. Again, you have to get past odd terminology like “asslips” it is a decent read.
A Voice in the Dark by Neil Plakcy 3.5*
One of the more complete stories in the collection, A Voice in the Dark pairs two POWs who happen to both be gay. Not being a military person myself, I don’t know how believable the story is, but giving a guy who hasn’t had a bath in over 2 weeks a blowjob does not sound all that sexy to me. I did have a certain amount of sympathy for the characters, however, and liked that there was a conclusion to the story, not just a hot time.
New Dog, Old Tricks by Aaron Michaels 4*
Another new to me author from whom I would be interested in reading more. New Dog, Old Tricks pairs a soon to be soldier with an existing soldier. It is basically an excuse for a hot time. Well written and enough there that it was not just a romp in bed. We knew a little about the characters first.
Ready Reserve by Logan Zachary 4*
I have heard of Logan Zachary, but have not had a chance to read any stories by this author. Ready Reserve is the story of two older reserves who come together on their two-week training exercise. Again, I don’t know how likely this story is, but it is a somewhat sweet coming together. Ready Reserve is not as hot as some of the offerings in this collection, but it is a worthy read.
Soaring by Michael Bracken 4*
Soaring is the story of a wedding made possible because of the repeal of DADT. An airman and his banker lover meet under the restrictions of DADT and have to find a way to make their relationship work. We start and end on the wedding day and look at the beginnings of the relationship in between. It was an interesting and sweet tale.
Candy Man by Gregory L Norris 3*
I am not entirely sure what to think about Candy Man. It starts with two soldiers meeting again after an unspecified time apart. I never fully understood why or how they got together, nor did I understand how or IF they wanted to be together again. The whole thing just had be off balance, I guess.
Semper Fi Wrestlers by Bearmuffin 2*
This one was pure Erotica, but not all that hot. The premise was just to see how much sex the MC could have. The POV switched among the players without warning and was hard to follow. However, what bothered me the most was the dubcon and abuse of power that was clearly in play in most of the scenes.
Comeuppance by Rob Rosen DNF
Okay so this one was annoying me, then it just got gross. I gave up on it.
The Rainbow Kerchief and the Full Moon by Jay Starre – DNS
After my experience with the first story by this author, I admit I did not even try to read this one.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
The best military erotica I've ever read.
By QuixoticOrchid
Active Duty is an erotic 4th of July celebration of the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell. Men in camouflage have always done it for me. And two or more hot, sweaty, dirty warrior types getting off and falling in love on the pages of this book for my personal entertainment --- What can I say? I like it. I like it a lot.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
This was an amazing book. The stories are fun
By Natalie L. Sin
This was an amazing book. The stories are fun, touching, and balls to the wall! You will be punched in the feelings, which will make the tissues I recommend keeping nearby extra practical. Stand-outs include SHANE ALLISON, ROB ROSEN, and the ever delightful BEARMUFFIN.
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