Review: Very enjoyable!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 4, 2012
I had read a story not too long ago from this author and did not immediately have a positive response for it. So when I first saw this one, my thought was to skip over it. But the storyline sounded too good to pass. I'm glad I read it.This seemed like a similar version to one of the 007 movies, I think Pierce Brosnan and Famke Janssen specifically. Sergei and Kate, or as Sergei calls her, Katja, (making it sound much sweeter), have feelings for each other. But both are wary of each other, not sure exactly what the other will do to the other since the last time they met, Sergei deceived her. I liked how they were always fighting, physically and verbally. The fighting was so well written; I could really imagine what was going on! Some of the fighting made me laugh, not exactly the laugh with you type but at you. Perhaps due to Famke's tactics against Sergei. They seemed a little over the top. Nevertheless, I liked how their time together was written. Sergei did a good job, slowly revealing the truth. He had a slight accent which was also very nicely written. Some authors end up making the whole story sound like it's written in the accent spoken by one of the characters. Sergei's dialogue was sweet and fun to read.I liked this story much better than the first in the Wild Men of Alaska books! Very fun to read.