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Naval Maneuvers

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Sometimes you need a book that is short but sweet and these three books were just that. The first one was my favorite of the three, the last seemed to have a less developed plot. However, I found these military inspired romance novellas enjoyable.

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You get three hot little reads in this book and they were really good. As a sucker for military romances this was just perfect for me they were great little reads and I really liked them

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3 stories in one. I enjoyed each one. They flowed perfectly together. Well written and entertaining. Each one brings a different perspective on love and romance.

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Three stories in one!! Yesss!
The first two books were super steamy; downright burning up hot!!
The third book, was mehh... didnt really like it as much..

Other than the third book, it was a good read. Definitely an author to check out.

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Three quick, light reads. Good for a vacation or sometime you just need a quick romance. I enjoyed them.

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I received an arc from Netgalley. These short stories were over way too soon. I love how the author made you feel a connection with the characters right away. Great read.

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Author Dee Knight penned a steamy erotic novel. Overall, the narrative was well-written. It contained three novellas for the price of one. The first two had a connection with the Navy, the third with the Marines. I won't attempt to provide a brief outline for all three novellas in this limited amount of space. Rather I'll write about the first one which is closely reminiscent of the remaining two. Essentially, it's the same scenario, only the names have been changed. 

Melissa Crandall M.D. had a chance encounter with Lieutenant Commander, David Stimson, USN at a museum in Washington DC. They both shared an immediate sexual attraction to each other and agreed to have dinner later that evening. It was lust at first sight. Dessert was served in Melissa's room. Eventually that lust turned to love, so they thought. That was fast in what appeared to be a seemingly shallow relationship. Considering their ages and respective positions, it seemed odd that they didn't even know what the other did for a living. 

Only weeks later David had asked her to marry him. However things went South from there when Melissa found out that he was in the Navy. Her father was in the Marines and she hated being a military child. As the scenes progressed she learned from her mother of all the good times they had while she was growing up. She came to regret turning down David's offer of marriage. In classic Disney style, she tracked him down in Naples and they got married. The end. 

The following two novellas in the book also had pointless scenes which did not take the reader far from the bedroom. However, on that note, if someone is looking for nothing more than exotic, erotic entertainment, then I would definitely recommend this book.

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Naval Maneuvers is three short stories about hot sailors, insta love and a passion like no other. Good stories, fabulous chemistry and great interaction. This definitely made for a great read.

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This was an ok read. The first book had a few spelling / grammar mistakes but once you got past that it was ok. I would’ve liked more story than the second scenes but they were written quite well, there were just so many of them

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What a delightful surprise to find out this book actually contained not one, but three short stories of sexy sailors, insta love and fiery passion.

The romance did move quickly, however it didn’t distract from the overall storyline and the chemistry between each couple. I enjoyed the character portrayals, and the dialogue was often fun and witty.

While they were all good stories, two far outshone the other and left me feeling like the third was written by someone else. Definitely worth the read though.

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