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Posted December 31, 2011
Expected some romantic persian historical novel and what did i get...a homosexual love story. Thankfully the author did not describe any sexual acts, as a matter of fact, most love was expressed in tender terms. This hhas been my first exposure to this genre and kudos to the author for his showing tender moments without making the reader embarrassed. Enjoyed the sights of london, most of all the wonderful description of art.
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Posted October 19, 2011
I can't believe this book was free.This book was wonderfully written! Well developed characters. And I loved that the characters Vaz, Mitch, and Rita were not caricatures but realistic as the people you live next door to. This book was worth more than $0.00. If you download this book you won't be disappointed.
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Posted October 15, 2011
Kept me guessing. The characters were believable and complete. Great story for free!
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Posted March 28, 2012
Was a slow read for me. But overall was a good book. I am gay, and was happy to find gay fiction that wasn't porn. It wasn't until the last 10 chapters that I would not stop until I was done.
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Posted March 10, 2012
Great piece of writing!
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Posted February 19, 2012
British writers of so-called gay fiction are just better than American ones, more literate for one thing, nor do they feel it necessary to go into endless detail about male sexual experiences, page after page. There is a nice balance in this novel, a decent plot of a young Iranian coming to London to study, and his unexpected experiences in one of the great cities of the world. I gave it 4 stars because of the silly typos. No one seems to bother proofreading nowadays.
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Posted February 7, 2012
I really enjoyed this book. well worth the money. I'll be looking for more books by the author!
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Posted February 4, 2012
Will recommend!!!!
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Posted February 2, 2012
I was pleasantly surprised that a story this good and long was free. You can become engrossed in the story and the characters since their emotions and characterization is so well done that you feel as if you know them. I wish the authir wrote more stories like this,because this story was amazing. It was hard to put down. I had to finish this amazing story and I'm truly glad that I did.
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Posted December 21, 2011
This was a great story. Well written with an interesting twist.
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Posted November 30, 2011
This book is tremendous. I love books written by British authors set in England. The characters were well developed. I found myself wondering about the characters during the day and counting the minutes until I could get back to the book and see what they were up to while I was gone. The story was quick-paced, I wasn't bored; but still took the time to entertain me with the story. I thought I had the mystery figured out with about 200 pages left in the book. But the book had twists & turns, so I was never 100% sure until the end.
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Posted November 29, 2011
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Overview
Vahsalan Sahar arrives in London from Tehran to begin an art course at the renowned Monarch’s Academy.He is only barely aware of the horrible deaths hitting the news and settles in to his new life, taking in the culture of the city and the nightlife in Soho, London’s popular gay district.
But when he wakes up beside the next victim, apparently dead at Vas’ hands, he's drawn into a tangled series of events which seem designed to make him appear to be the killer.
Vas and his new friends must figure out why he has been set up - before the killer can lead the police to his door.