Title: Kirts' Best
Product review: Kirts really hits his stride in this book, which demonstrates his mastery of his craft. This romantic comedy takes place on a military base, where each character pushes on his/her own agenda: Major Renata has concocted a sinister plot to humiliate his competitors; the Colonel's wife wants to screw the gate guard; the enlisted men seek to screw the townswomen; young lovers naively yearn for each other (a nice contrast with episodes featuring more jaded players). This is Kirts' most linear plot, propelled along with increasing momentum in every chapter. The host of major and minor characters are ably juggled throughout this very satisfying and very funny tale of young love, old love, military antics and witless blundering of leaders. A real pleasure to read.
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