Title: Easy, enjoyable, fast read
Product review: Constantin, our hero, is a very likeable man: still loves his ex-wife, can't get over the death of his only child and makes nearly every woman in the book crave for him! But poor Constantin can't really enjoy all this affection, as he has to find out who kills all the girls, how to survive his friendship with Roy Rolkin, how to drink about 3 litres of vodka per page (more than 400 totally), how to overcome his allergy to V.I. Lenin (the office-cat who loves fishburgers for breakfast) and who his beloved Julia really is. I liked the book for it's surprising twists, the multitude of characters and the setting in post-war Russia of 2015. Downsides are some implausible story- and character developments, and sometimes the language: It's in 1st person and like: "Believe me, brothers, I didn't always look like this" (p1). The 'brothers' bit is repeated on nearly every page!
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