I sure did sneak off from my desk to keep reading this any time I could catch a spare moment today. 
 Military post-apocalyptic adventure with heavy erotic elements and a nicely understated emotional build. Fuck-or-die in a context where it can be explored seriously--this is very much a novel about survival, about how much a determined person will agree to when "or die" is the other option. Which means it has some bleak moments and a lot of sex where consent is severely compromised. But it is ultimately about survival, about Rhys getting through the terrible circumstances he's stuck in, and the supersoldiers he's fallen in with are genuinely trying to help him. (Mad bonus points also for having women in the company who are competent, important to the storyline, and sexual beings in their own right.) 
 There was a brief period in the middle where I was afraid the developing relationship was going to get bogged down in guilt-and-refusal-to-communicate!angst, but no, mercifully that resolved in a reasonable amount of time and the guys kept moving forward with figuring their situation out. And while I predicted part of the plot's resolution, part of it caught me by surprise in a way that worked really well for the needs of the characters. 
 I feel like there's a kind of peer pressure stigma about giving star ratings to books from a publisher I'm seriously involved with, but it's probably obvious here that I enjoyed this a lot.