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A review by poultrymunitions
Gold Digger by Aleksandr Voinov
3.0
A fun, compact read with plenty to titillate wistful Special Forces victims grappling with survivor's guilt.
Gently framed and smoothly executed. The sex was both sweet and hot, and the characters were appealing.
Although the dramatic impediments natural to globe-trotting industrialists weren't quite difficult or high-stakes enough to really spin a yarn as long as I'd have liked (it's my only complaint, you know—I liked these characters too much to be satisfied with random vignettes in various hotel suites), the resolution was still a satisfying conclusion to an elegant and understated story.
A worthy addition to the Voinov catalogue.
Gently framed and smoothly executed. The sex was both sweet and hot, and the characters were appealing.
Although the dramatic impediments natural to globe-trotting industrialists weren't quite difficult or high-stakes enough to really spin a yarn as long as I'd have liked (it's my only complaint, you know—I liked these characters too much to be satisfied with random vignettes in various hotel suites), the resolution was still a satisfying conclusion to an elegant and understated story.
A worthy addition to the Voinov catalogue.