Zeki and Aaron (The Agency 1) by J.J. Massa

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All right, the first enstalment on the Agency series has many points in common with another novel by J.J. Massa, Knights and Cookies.

Zeki is iraqi where Vanko was ukrainan, but Zeki is a lot more experienced than Vanko. But still they are both scientist. And Zeki has to suffer some nasty episodes of racial hate like Vanko. Apart this aspect, the novel is smooth and enjoyable.

Aaron is a lone wolf, an agent who prefers to work alone. And he is quite unsatisfied by the gadgets that the Agency's lab gives him, until arrives Zeki, an iraqi scientist who happens to be also a very young and attractive man.

After the initial friendship Aaron remains ever more committed to this young man, and can easily declares his love, but they have to unveiled an internal betrayal before openly lives their love.

Zeki and Aaron are more simple and less trouble characters than Marek and Tyrone, the main characters of another novel in the Agency series, and so the story has a more quiet narrative rhythm, but is still quite interesting.

Amazon: The Agency: Zeki and Aaron
Paperback: 116 pages
Publisher: loveyoudivine (June 1, 2006)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1600540414
ISBN-13: 978-1600540417

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