Title: Hell Dogs Squadron: Touch & Go
Author: AR Moler
Publisher: Torquere Press
Publisher URL: http://www.torquerebooks.com/
ISBN: 978-1-60370-612-4
Genre: M/M Contemporary
Rating: 3.5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Mystical Nymph
Cameron Bradshaw is much more than a hotshot F/A-18 fighter pilot; he’s also a talented psychic finder, working for the government in the little known and very mysterious, Division P. He’s no more than just started a new assignment when his life takes a turn he never expected; another vehicle strikes the motorcycle he’s riding, almost killing him.
Orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Mason Flynn, is tired after a long day at the hospital and on his way home, when he witnesses a hit-and-run accident. When he reaches the victim he realizes that if he doesn’t use his innate healing skill, the gorgeous man lying mangled on the pavement will die. As the healing process begins, Mason finds himself drawn to the injured pilot, and he’s happy to discover the attraction is mutual. It’s not until Cameron’s roommate is brutally killed that the men begin to think the motorcycle accident might have been the first attempt at murder.
Hell Dogs Squadron: Touch & Go is the first release by AR Moler in her new series, Hell Dogs Squadron. The beginning of this short story is heavily weighted on getting to know Cameron, what he does for a living and getting him through his hospitalization. It’s only after he’s discharged that the story really starts to revolve around both he and Mason and where the tale picks up speed and intensity. The scenes involving the psychic aspect of both men personalities was just enough to let the reader know what was going on, without overpowering the growing relationship between Mason and Cameron. While I liked both men, it was obvious that Hell Dogs Squadron: Touch & Go was only the start of a longer story, a set-up if you will, and the rather abrupt inclusion of the sinister aspect of the story and the abrupt ending gave me a feeling of being left hanging. I’m very curious to where this story is going with its next release.
Author: AR Moler
Publisher: Torquere Press
Publisher URL: http://www.torquerebooks.com/
ISBN: 978-1-60370-612-4
Genre: M/M Contemporary
Rating: 3.5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Mystical Nymph
Cameron Bradshaw is much more than a hotshot F/A-18 fighter pilot; he’s also a talented psychic finder, working for the government in the little known and very mysterious, Division P. He’s no more than just started a new assignment when his life takes a turn he never expected; another vehicle strikes the motorcycle he’s riding, almost killing him.
Orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Mason Flynn, is tired after a long day at the hospital and on his way home, when he witnesses a hit-and-run accident. When he reaches the victim he realizes that if he doesn’t use his innate healing skill, the gorgeous man lying mangled on the pavement will die. As the healing process begins, Mason finds himself drawn to the injured pilot, and he’s happy to discover the attraction is mutual. It’s not until Cameron’s roommate is brutally killed that the men begin to think the motorcycle accident might have been the first attempt at murder.
Hell Dogs Squadron: Touch & Go is the first release by AR Moler in her new series, Hell Dogs Squadron. The beginning of this short story is heavily weighted on getting to know Cameron, what he does for a living and getting him through his hospitalization. It’s only after he’s discharged that the story really starts to revolve around both he and Mason and where the tale picks up speed and intensity. The scenes involving the psychic aspect of both men personalities was just enough to let the reader know what was going on, without overpowering the growing relationship between Mason and Cameron. While I liked both men, it was obvious that Hell Dogs Squadron: Touch & Go was only the start of a longer story, a set-up if you will, and the rather abrupt inclusion of the sinister aspect of the story and the abrupt ending gave me a feeling of being left hanging. I’m very curious to where this story is going with its next release.
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