Sarge (F.I.S.T.S #1)

Title: Sarge (F.I.S.T.S #1)
Author: Bey Deckard
Publisher: Self Published
Release Date: October 14, 2014
Genre(s): SciFi/Futuristic/BDSM
Page Count: 52
Reviewed by: Gigi
Heat Level: 5 flames out of 5
Rating: 5 stars out of 5
Blurb:

Sometimes it’s just about being in the right place at the right time… with the right person.

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.

Sergeant Wilkes is a hard man with a long, celebrated military career.
Brawny, tattooed, and utterly submissive, Murphy is just an interesting diversion… until Sarge realizes he has found something truly rare.

Sarge, the first book in the F.I.S.T.S series, is an otherworldly, futuristic, kinky little gem filled with strong affection and tense military action.

As we begin, Sargent “Sarge” Wilkes, the superior in change of his unit on a dangerous mission on an alien planet, is critically injured in combat. PFL Andrew Murphy does quick work patching him up with high-tech healing material and a pink goo pain-killer (nicknamed Hubba Bubba) that is placed on the injured person’s neck. Sarge’s eye has been blown out and Murphy quickly realizes that Sarge is now blinded in his other eye too. Murphy has an idea of how to help Sarge with his blindness and sticks a relay circuit to his and Sarge’s heads to see if the neurotransmitters from his sight will transfer over to Sarge’s sight so they can get back to base more easily. It works and Sarge is startled to see people and objects giving off a kind of aura. Murphy has a special sight ability of seeing waves that change colors based on people’s emotions and different situations. Once Sarge is inside Murphy’s head, he cannot suppress his desires and Sarge picks up that Murphy, a very large 6’8″ buff soldier, has submissive tendencies and likes pain. Sarge has dominate tendencies and tells Murphy:

“You’re a good boy, Murph,” he says softly to me. “you get me home, get me patched up, and you’ll see what good boys get.”

And Murph does get Sarge safely back to base and their physical relationship begins.

I can honestly tell you that this is some of the kinkiness, raunchiest, dirtiest sex I have ever read. Murph like pain and humiliation and absolutely blossoms with it. Sarge feels incredibly lucky that someone as big and manly as Murph will let him hurt him for the mutual benefit of both.

As the story progresses, Sarge and Murph become closer and their relationship turns into much more than bed buddies. The men do not express their emotions with one another, but the connection is screamingly obvious to the reader.

How can the kinkiness, raunchiest, dirtiest sex I have ever read also turn into a mind melting love story? Without either of them even expressing their feelings out loud? Well, however Bey Deckard did it, it is an astounding success.

I actually cannot recommend this book highly enough. Yes, it is a short one coming in at about 50 pages, but it packs an extremely emotional punch and even had me weeping at the end. Luckily for us the sequel is already out and it’s even better than this one! Go read Murphy now for more with these incredible men.

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