The Foundling by Wendy Rathbone
This was a quick, easy,
often preposterous read. A Caribbean mobster is sailing with a couple of
his guards and encounters an unconscious amnesiac nordic god floating
in a life raft. The mobster brings him aboard and begins nursing him to
health, ultimately bringing the man back to his home where he finishes
nursing him to health. Obviously, the two men, perfectly shaped as they
are, fall in lust and then love for each other while the mobster uses
his connections to try and help our young Thor recover his history.
Turns
out the aryan is a man who was sold into slavery, gang raped and then
made to walk the plank of his sinking slave ship during a botched escape
attempt. The mobster ends up choosing to keep the man's history to
himself, to let him remain amnesiac, and so they live happily ever
after.
The sex aspects of the story were actually decently
written in that they were fairly accurate mechanically and still a
little titillating. For a regular read, maybe 2 stars. For a porn
divergence 3 1/2 (it would get more here but it takes a long time--about
60% of the book--to get to the first bit of erotica).
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
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