Review: Loving Sarajevo

Loving Sarajevo by C.L. Mustafic
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a complex, intriguing and at times emotional story. There lots of power struggles, lust, hot kinky sex, and finally love.

Let me start by saying I felt so bad for Lucas. He’s love Gabe for 5 years. But Gabe is never there for him. And not just physically but emotional as well. But for Gabe, Lucas was comfortable and mostly easy. And he never looked at why he’d never told Lucas he loved him. When the next trip overseas takes him out of the country for a month’s time, that spells the end of their relationship.

At the beginning, Gabe is not a real lovable guy. He comes off as a bit cold and uncaring. He feels bad about Lucas and is a bit introspective but that doesn’t stop his interest in the attractive man he sees at the airport. He strong willed and always in charge.

After living his early life in the US, Nikola is back home working for his Uncle. He’s been assigned to quote ‘babysit’ the American that is coming to negotiate with his Uncle. There is an instant attraction to this man. But he has secrets, is he willing to share them with Gabe?

This isn’t a story for everyone. But it is well written with strong developed characters. The relationship that builds between Gabe and Nikola is intense. There a good deal of pushing and pulling between them, which is what you expect with two very strong personalities. I can’t wait to see what story this author comes up with next.

I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.


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