3.5 stars 
 3.5 stars 
 I've enjoyed every book in Annabeth Albert's Gaymers series and while I liked Connection Error for me it didn't work quite as well as the other books in this series. That being said there was a lot I liked about this book; the way these two met and became friends despite the missteps was interesting, their very different occupations and where they were in their lives added a lot of interest and the many obstacles they had to overcome set up the story nicely. What didn't work for me is that for a lot of this book these two were separated by many miles and while their emails and messages to each other were great, they were missing the feelings you get from face to face interactions. 
 Add one ADHD video game developer with absolutely no filter with an injured Navy SEAL on medical leave while in rehab for significant injuries mix in some video game playing, a whole lot of flirting and some creative positioning and you have a romance in the making. 
 One thing was for sure I never had to guess what Josiah Simmons was thinking because the man simply could not keep a thought in his head. I only wish Lieutenant Ryan Orson was a little more forthcoming because I never really felt like we got to know him well despite everything he went through in this book. 
 I very much enjoyed their face to face (and body to body) interactions, but they spent so much time apart in this book that while I had no doubt their attraction to one another and that they missed each other, I didn't feel the love connection between them. I did like that through their emails and Skype sessions they got to know one another, thus letting the reader get to know them, but I really needed more time with them in the same place together to feel that lustful passion turn into love. 
 Overall I enjoyed this story, but it just didn't have the emotion I'm use to from Ms. Albert's other works and I missed that terribly. 
 Review copy provided for a voluntary review.