Olga Pogodina-Kuzmina is not the first to raise homosexual themes in Russian literature. But for the first time, a plot about the love of a young man and a man becomes the basis for an action-packed detective story and, at the same time, a harsh analysis of society. A continuation of the acclaimed novel “Adam's Apple,” this book, while still in manuscript, was included in the Short List of the National Bestseller Award.