Sex in the Hall

by Ricky Conlin

The U.S. Naval Academy was not an easy place to be a woman in the mid-nineties. Iterative progress two decades removed from female integration was hardly enough to transition a century-plus old fraternity into a modern era, co-ed leadership factory. Enter Mick McGee and Summer Harris, two junior midshipmen from the class of 99’ left struggling to find their relationship identity without losing their individual identities in the process. Ricky Conlin continues his Black N Trilogy with its second volume. Sex in the Hall is an unprecedented look into sex at the U.S. Naval Academy. Whether addressing the carnal act or focusing on the nuances of gender, Sex in the Hall canvases the topic of sex from many different angles. Passion and grit collide in this titillating tale of bravery and resilience.

245 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 11, 2020

Reviews

[Bigrijoe · Rating 1 out of 5]

Politically Correct Nonsense

I have spent many moments of my life wishing I had joined the military. However, reading two
thirds of this trilogy makes me realize I made the correct choice. The characters in the first two books of this trilogy have absolutely no redeeming social value.
The main protagonist " Mick" should have spent his life being a mule (spoiler alert)

[Rob Ballister · Rating 3 out of 5]

As a graduate of USNA from around the same time, I enjoyed this book because it reminded me of the camaraderie in the Hall from those days. I did find that jumping from character to character (in first person) was a bit distracting, but I did enjoy the overall story.

[Kara Simpkins · Rating 5 out of 5]

This second book did not disappoint

Great addition to this series. Evokes the characters in more depth and then gives you some twist and turns you'd never expect.