Official Review: Damon Ich by Aaron d Key

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Re: Official Review: Damon Ich by Aaron d Key

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I always have to applaud an author when they put their own spin on the magical realm of time travel. This book definitely sounds like one for more sophisticated readers, which adds a level of excitement for me. I just might pick this one up. Thanks for the review!
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Time travel is something that I found extremely gibberish. So, I won't be reading this book. Thanks for the great review.
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Thanks for the great review. The book looks interesting, it is written in an amazing and wonderful style that forces the reader to focus, and the story Damon's unpredictable and unexpected predecessor makes me look forward to reading this book.
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This sounds like a very interesting book. I especially like that it’s so character driven. I’ll check out the sample.
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Thank you for the amazing review, but I don't think I would be reading this anytime soon since I am mostly focused on standalones, since this would cause me some confusion if I do not read the first book. Thanks for the honest review, however!
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Time travel is not something I like to read about. Based on your description this si not a book for me. Besides, I don't like to read books in a series out of order. Great job with the review.
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I really enjoy reading or watching good storylines about time travel. It is extremely intriguing the way writers are able to bend the rules and include completely wacky, but explainable tropes. I will definitely be checking this book out!
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A character-driven book sounds interesting and the time travel aspect gives more room for that to allow them to develop and see how they react to different times.

Lovely review!
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I am a good fan of time travel books so I think I'll like this one. Great review.
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Your review has definitely captured my interest. I do not usually read books involving time travel; although I do love movies and shows about it. I am a huge Doctor Who fan. This seems like the perfect book to read during my upcoming trip. Thank you for your in-depth review.
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Time travel is always fascinating to read about.

Thank you for the great review.
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This sounds very interesting and a deep read. I understand about the confusion,or fighting your way through the beginning. I have that issue with Toni Morrison’s books, but they are well worth the fight. Great review.
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Seems like an awesome book even though I do not know what contemporary fiction means. I like the unpredictability of the story as you mention in your review. Thanks for the good review and be assured that you have won a potential reader of this book for its author.
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Post by Satwik Mohanty »

I always like sci-fi-themed books. And it's even more exciting when it comes to time travel. I have not read the first book but I think this will be a good standalone read. Thanks for the detailed review!
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I think it’s great that the writing style in the book is poetic. I also like unexpected twists. Books of this type tend to simply force readers to read continuously with their uncertainty.
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