Special Forces: Soldiers I
Paperback, 409 pages
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Special Forces is an epic work of military gay erotic fiction, which is available for free at www.aleksandrvoinov.com.
The three cycles Soldiers, Mercenaries, and Veterans were written between April 2006 and November 2008 and have 70 chapters in total, comprising around one million words (the equivalent of around 15 full-sized novels). It is only suitable for an adult audience.
This is the epic story of a Soviet Spetsnaz soldier and a Scottish SAS soldier. Vadim Krasnorada and Dan McFadyen are two enemies who meet in the line of duty during the early days of the Soviet Union's last war in Afghanistan. Behind enemy lines respect and finally love grow...but that's only the official version.
(This is a not-for-profit paperback edition)
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I had read the ebook and loved it. I just had to have the Hard Copy for my bookshelf and it is Brilliant. The cover has rich intense colors that reflects the essence of the story. The weight & size of the book is comfortable to hold and the typesetting is pleasing to the eye. I'm glad it was broken up into Books 1 & 2 as it may have been too heavy otherwise. The image on the vendor's website makes the dates on cover look a bit blurry but in person it is clear and vibrant. I ordered copies for myself, friends & one set to donate to the local library. There is nothing like a beautifully printed copy of your favorite book!
This was one of the most incredible books I've ever read. I laughed, I cried, I loved them and at times hated them. Once I started reading, I couldn't put it down. It's a fierce, epic love story between 2 soliders on conflicting sides. It's violent, at times disturbing, always raw and intense. The journey of these men is incredible. I was surprised the most by the authors ability rip such a strong emotional response from me regarding every character in the book, either good or bad.
I have never read a book that had such an impact on me. I highly recommend this book.
I am a little leery about purchasing a printed copy of a free story, which is being promoted as having the distinction from the original of being edited for errors and typos, when on the front cover of this supposed Director's Cut, is the glaringly obvious error in the dates of the story. I was always under the impression Special Forces, Soldiers took place in the last century, not the 1800's.
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