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Evros Voskarides evrosvosk — I love this author. He is so whimsical.

Tim Downie timdownie — One of my favorites I've read for Teen Lit class this semester.

Raphaël Demierre demierreraphael — I have only read 2 prior books by Harper Fox but she has a way of writing that immerses you in that place & time. The Salisbury Key is no exception to this. After a somewhat sluggish start, I was thoroughly engrossed in the story of Daniel, the mystery surrounding his former lover's death & his growing attraction to Rayne. The reason this is not a 5 star for me is I had a couple little quibbles with the story. Daniel's emotions are all over the place. He's grieving, angry, depressed & confused about what his relationship with Jason was all about. This is not a place you can be in and be ready to fall in love with someone else. Yet this is exactly what we're supposed to believe. The timing and circumstances just made me very skeptical about this relationship. My second issue was that S. Rayne seemed to have a very lackadaisical attitude about his sexual preferences. It seems he either never thought about it before or maybe he was closeted due to being in the military (but then he says, I'm not gay in one of the scenes in the book). Either way, even though this is the first man he's attracted to, he accepts this with unbelievable nonchalance. These two issues aside, I do still highly recommend this book. It is a well written, original story that has a little mystery, romance & adventure.

Karim Awaad karimawaadecad — Timequake is about a rift in time, where existence gets shifted backwards a few years and must work its way back to where it left off. In this time, no one can change their actions, but they experience them all over again with a clear presence of mind. It's a look at a world with no free will, and what happens when free will all of the sudden kicks in on a world that has forgotten how to use it.