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The Cadet's Officer

By: Mark Alders | Other books by Mark Alders
Published By: eXtasy Books
Published: Nov 07, 2009
ISBN # 000015
Word Count: 8,000
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Categories: Sci-fi/Fantasy Erotica Gay

Description
Living on an exploration spaceship light years away from any civilization can get real lonely, even though there are thousands on board with you. Adam Wilkinson dreams of being with another man, and secretly he has a crush on the second in charge, Evan Cleary. But will the hunky, hard as nails officer want to be with Adam? Or more to the point, does the dreamy, absolutely perfect man even know Adam exists?
 
Reader Rating:  starstarstarstar (22 Ratings)
Sensuality Rating:   liplipliplip
 
Editorial Reviews:
From Stacy R.
I read your newest, THE CADET'S OFFICER. A great read! Wished it was longer, they were great characters and I wanted to know more about the cadet's officer.
Excerpt:
The Aristotle was now a safe distance away from the White Dwarf star, but close enough to keep gathering all the scientific information they needed. Second rotation had finished an hour ago and the star still hadn't exploded. He would have liked to have been on the bridge when it went. He sighed.

"Hey, cheer up, Wilksey," Hamish said in between mouthfuls of his dinner. "I hear you're a real hero. Captain was even talking of a medal, you know?"

Adam managed a smile. "When did the captain say that?"

Hamish looked hurt. "It's what I heard."

Azeel giggled. "What you hear has to be relayed from your dick…I'm surprised you even know what time it is."

"Oh, there you go again, Azeel." Hamish scraped the last remnants off his plate. "It's all blah, blah, I wish I were a super space stud like Hamish with you, isn't it?"

Azeel rolled his eyes. "At least I don't refer to myself in third person. Anyway, Wilksey, I hear Mr. Cleary thanked you for being brave enough to speak up. Is that true?"

Adam nodded. "Kind of. If you can call him barking at me to get my report in on time a thank you, then yeah…he did that."

Azeel laughed. "You've got it bad for him, haven't you?"

"What ever do you mean? I don't have it bad for him…do I?"

Hamish pointed his fork at Adam. "Azeel is right…you've got it bad all right. Look at you, you get all jittery and wide eyed every time you hear his name. I bet you've even jacked off thinking about him, haven't you? Jacked off 'til you're red raw. It's hard sleeping in our cabin with you two love sick puppies slapping yourselves all night, you know?"

"No, that's just what you do, Hamish." Azeel was forced to lean back as a robot waiter thrust his arm across the table, handing Adam a holo-letter.

"This is for you, Cadet Adam Wilkinson," the robot droned. "Please acknowledge that you have received this communiqué by the appointed 2230 hours."

"Um, yeah, I do," Adam said as he snatched the holo-letter out of the robot's metallic fingers. It then left.

"What's it say?" Azeel asked.

"Well, if he hurried up and opened it we'd all know, wouldn't we?" Hamish said as he finished eating.

They both glared at Adam as he fumbled with the seal on the outside of the holo-letter. He felt butterflies rise up as the display lit up and the contents of the holo-letter came into focus. Was this a commendation? Normally the captain issues those personally. What was it then?
Reader Reviews (2)
Submitted By: manutwo on Apr 10, 2011
4.5 stars. I've really liked this story, especially the setting, the starship traveling the universe. I also liked the way the rose, the star and what was happening to the characters were connected. Adam is a cadet and he's infatuated with his officer Evan. He thinks Evan is not interested in him and pretty frustrated by what's going on. He has good friends, but he's gay and they are not, so he feels a bit lonely and he finds his peace in an arboretum, sitting on a bench and contemplating a beautiful rose that seems to reflect his feelings. The mission his ship is accomplishing is critical and Adam finds himself in a difficult position. But. But this story could have been 100 pages long and I would have read them all, even 150 or 200. The plot of the young handsome cadet and the hunky officer was so interesting. It's really a simple and almost classical plot and although the story was short, there still were a lot of details. I really really wish we had Evan's point of view, I wanted to hear him check Adam out, being attracted to the younger man, being conflicted about him and then recognizing Adam's attraction and on and on. So I'm not satisfied because I liked the story too much, go figure! I hope there's a sequel, because the story has a lot of potential.
Submitted By: wtfsidt on Nov 15, 2009
The storyline had potential but the author failed to develop it. The dialogue was unrealistic and stilted.
 

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