Pavellit’s Reviews > Latakia > Status Update

It was cool to meet a straight guy like Petey. He is referring to you as queer and faggot and every other slur he can come up with (believe me, they are non-stop and constantly new), but at the same time this is his way to tell he likes you. He's just a big softie inside, who doesn't want anybody to know it. He is one of the most original supportive character I've read in any MM novel.

It's not what I expected to be.I kind of comparing with Voinov's military works.The beginning here is quite sugary- good friends and apparently a blindsided love relationship. This so easily could have done as flashbacks, unlocking during his abduction,and in order to strengthen the harsh reality of fear war in Syria where the sweet moments of home are just a distant memory.