I received a copy of this title to read & review for Wicked Reads 
 3.5 - 4 Stars. 
 I'm a huge fan of gamer geeks & Annabeth Albert's Gaymers series. Added on top of those things were the disabled military man, a guy with ADHD, slow-burn, realistic romance, & a puppy. A recipe for a heartwarming, engaging read. 
 Overall, I enjoyed Josiah & Ryan, found them realistically written and resonating, but felt an added level of development was missing. But with the romance on the forefront, that was understandable as it wasn't about the dark and gritty details. 
 HUGE fan of slow-burn, friends-to-lovers, but the pacing on Connection Error was a bit too slow for me without an added level of angst. Low on the angst, & I know a large readership who will appreciate that fact. 
 I was eagerly anticipating this installment, yet it took me the better part of three days to read the short novel, when previous installments were devoured in one sitting. Perhaps I was channeling Josiah and was unable to focus and concentrate. Wasn't Ms. Albert's story- it was me. 
 All issues I had with the novel are on a personal level, not with the writing style or premise. It was just too slow for me, for once, with the slow-burn, with too many repetitious emails back and forth, visits back and forth, even though they lent to the believability factor. Just a matter of taste. 
 Gamer level: low. Book 1 had the most, with book 2 finding the perfect level (for me). But other than mentions of work or saying they're playing, the gaming was light for a series about gaymes (gay gamers). 
 Overall, I was entertained, & am looking forward to the next in the series.