Bey Deckard continues to wow me as a writer of different stories.Often – trust me on the “often” point, but it isn’t at the expense of the overall story. However, these guys trust each other with their lives – pretty important – and they play and fuck with gusto, like there could be no tomorrow, and a growing passion. It is a romance of sorts, but love is not a word that’s used. Murphy has a huge cock and that’s all the better to tease by Sarge. Sarge is a dominant older soldier, not always my favourite type of character, I initially thought he might be a bit too alpha for me but I was proven wrong. I liked him so much more rebounding off Murphy’s mind, it took the too-hard edge off him.

Murphy is a dream for a lot of readers to get to know – kind, loyal, calm, not terribly loquacious but his actions speak louder than his words and his words are always well thought out. The quasi-synesthete angle was a fantastic way to show his emotions and Sarge’s, and we get to know them both very well. I’m a fan of quality short stories and this novella fits that criteria perfectly because – I had this book recommended to me by a friend on Goodreads after I read Better the Devil You Know.They are completely different books but the rec was a good one. Anyway, short review incoming. Sergeant Wilkes is a hard man with a long, celebrated military career.īrawny, tattooed, and utterly submissive, Murphy is just an interesting diversion… until Sarge realises he has found something truly rare. Sarge is the short story of a burgeoning D/s relationship between two space marines stationed on an alien planet where an endless war drags on. Sometimes it’s just about being in the right place at the right time… with the right person. Tags: Gay D/s Relationship, Erotica, Age Gap, Military Jargon, Warzone Backdrop, Nicely Developing Relationship, Sci-Fi

Sarge by Bey Deckard