4.5 StarsA well-written short that depicts - literally - the enemies-to-lovers trope. The history is well researched; the characters are nuanced and deep; the relationship, short as it may be, is, at times, contentious but always passionate. Deeply moving. Highly recommended!
This was a bit of a tug of war book for me especially since it's a Voinov and I absolutely love his books. I liked both MC's, especially Andrew, however I didn't feel a real connection with them. Andrew and Javier are work colleagues who got stranded in Italy over Christmas. They both have a st...
Oooh... F****!! I loved, loved, loved!!Where to begin? Knights + crusades + Aleksandr Voinov (Raev Gray, pleased to meet you!): I was eager to read "Test of Faith".I expected the meeting of two human beings above the clash of beliefs, I hoped for multidimensional characters, love, twists in the stor...
This was deliciously sweet and mellow and romantic and put a silly smile on my face, something I've learned not to expect from Mr Voinov's work. It didn't feel like a typical Voinov story, even though I recognized some of his favourite "motifs" (like control and giving it up in and out of bed.) That...
I enjoyed this story. Javier and Andrew were real guys with real issues and problems. Yes, they might have fallen for each other very quickly but sometimes it's just a matter of being at the right place at the right time.My only niggle was that especially during the beginning of the story I had to r...
First thing you need to know about this book is that it isn't perfect. It's sweet and cute, a little rushed in the end and has a few inconsistencies with just borderline too much sex for me. It's insta-love but it's not the roll your eyes kind because while they are technically strangers, they've bo...
I really enjoyed this story. I even managed to get really into it, something I've been struggling with lately. I don't tend to go for insta-love, but this story made it work. Probably because it was clear these guys had worked together for a while, so while the romance was new they were hardly stran...
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