well, you need to hurry up and finish it ;) I'm so very happy you're continuing Shuki's story. I've read a lot of books on this site . . . all of only a very few of them though - and every word of all FOUR of your Shuki stories - still my favorites and probably always will be. Now, just when I was g... view book

You have an interesting storyline and characters that make me care so reading on is not a problem. I like the use of a clock, it made me constantly wonder why it was so creepy, as well as wondering if it was time or the object itself that would end up being the focus. There are, however, places wher... view book

Wow. This is a challenging read, although well worth the trouble ;) I love the contrast between plebian day to day world and the more lyrical, poetic passages. Some of the phrases really paint such a precise mental image, I especially loved 'like a mannequin receding, breathing through a mini-respir... view book

One of the best examples I've ever seen of strength of will and triumph of the human spirit. Shuki doesn't bemoan his fate, he accepts each new twist and turn, and manipulates it to his advantage. He's patient and surprisingly kind in spite of the blows he's been dealt. It's not about what was do... view book

I went to high school with guys like Seth. You've nailed the spoiled obnoxious rich kid to a T. The story line is intriguing, I was pulled through the first four chapters without any problem as i wanted to find out what happened. There are places, though, where it feels awkward. I suggest readi... view book