Review: Surprisingly well written tale
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 13, 2010
REVIEW CONTAINS SOME SPOILERSSo this was one of my trying new writer (for me, I have no idea whether this writer is new or not, maybe she has been writing for a longest time, I just have not read anything by her yet) on a whim of Amazon recommendations and while plot made me roll my eyes couple of times, overall it was a success.Jason has a crush on his immediate supervisor Noah for quite some time now. They are both FBI agents. He has a stupidity to share this fact with his well connected and powerful russian friend Nick (Nickolai Popov) and Nick, fellow who is used to take matters in his own hands in his infinite wisdom decides to do the equivalent of locking Jason and Noah in one room together for the weekend. Only he does it on more grandeur scale.Usually I cannot tolerate one of the guys playing God to another and doing something like that, or worse, but here third party does it, so I felt quite differently, since Jason is even more embarassed and angry when he realizes what his friend did.Read to find out how the weekend ends and no, the ending of the weekend is not the end of the story, far from it. I think this story has one of the most sensible interpetations of GFY trope. Noah does not magically become gay over the weekend, he seemed to have repressed curiosity about "gay sex" for quite some time and how he deals with everything after the weekend was very enjoyable to read for me.I have no idea how well the author researched the everyday workings of FBI office, so I do not know how realistic it was, but it was definitely fun to read about.