“All the heroes of Marusya’s novels, and mostly they are cheerful homosexuals, only think about who else they can suck off for free, who they can lick the ass or insert a piston, and they are also not averse to fooling any unwary simpleton, gobbling up count him and have fun, and instead of gratitude, as is usually the case with normal people, they are capable of cheating, setting up, lowering, and maybe even ditching their benefactor at any moment. As soon as Marusya’s heroes see someone, the first thing that comes to their minds is the thought: “I’ll have sex with him at least once!” And they don’t care at all who’s in front of them...” This is an excerpt from the third novel by the brilliant St. Petersburg writer Marusya Klimova, “Blonde Beasts,” which completes the trilogy (continuing the epic?), which together with it formed “Blue Blood” and “The Little House in the Bois -Colomb.”