La Lune Blanche. Part Three — Lara Biyuts

The novel La Lune Blanche is the first in the series. Europe. Nowadays."The novel is the world where pleasures of life and pleasures of art are just norms. Author chooses gays, gay admirers and aesthetes as the target group of her books, since her writings are aesthetically beautiful and with a purpose. And a lot of sensualists, mostly male erotic lovers can take pleasure in reading the novel too. Although questions which are directly related to our real world are not so evident in the story, but there is nothing caused by any mortifying hallucinogens, and there is much capturing the heart and mindset of the readers, because the characters are humans, and not fairytale personages involved in various saving-the-world plotlines and only showing humanlike qualities. The young beautiful boy, whose mind is open to the world. Although rich, he knows how cruel the world can be. The handsome man, whose finances let him enjoy life without caring about the future and obscurity hidden behind the fine texture of the novels. They live learning each other and life, loving, feeling, suffering and getting horrified by real situations. The book is a great read especially if you find yourself at home alone by night and wishing to have something truly exciting. But once you start reading, prepare yourself for additional load of poetry and knowledge in realm of history and world literature. You'll be surely spellbound and engrossed in such a wonderful tale of friends and everlasting love." (Turner Maxwell Books)