Honeytrap, by Aster Glenn Gray
“At the height of the Cold War, a Soviet and an American agent fall in love.”
Not only are their countries enemies, but the agents are both men, in an era when being gay was still taboo. Fans of Aster Glenn Gray know that she’s excellent at complicated and anguished love—and Honeytrap really lets her show her stuff.
She’s also in top form when it comes to another of her strengths: the intelligence of her characters. Gennady and Daniel are interested in ideas and ideals, in what poetry’s all about,...
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CarolineFromConcord
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Sep 04, 2020 06:14AM
So sorry to hear Amazon blocked your review. Amazon is the evil empire these days. I go out of my way to find alternatives. Alas, sometimes I don't succeed.
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I have so much free-floating anger these days. There are many more serious things to focus it on, but I'm not letting this one go--at least for a while--because I really want some sub-assistant-vice-president at that evil empire to hear what I have to say. It's just so unnecessary to do this ... But then there's the fact that Amazon doesn't provide sick leave, as we were just talking about on Twitter. So why focus on rights for self-pubbers whose very existence kind of depends on Amazon ... I don't know ....
