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- BevS
- 03-03-18
Exquisite narration, my fave Harper Fox...
***November 2017***
The narration by Chris Clog was as scrumptious as the story. Quintessentially English, utterly charming and an absolute delight to listen to. Think that says it all, well done to all concerned.
**Book Review** My second Harper Fox read, the other being Brothers of the Wild North Sea, and straight onto my creme-de-la-creme shelf for you, my beauty. Utterly scrumptious, sumptuous prose and world building that really did make you feel as though you were on the Sussex Downs, staying at the Rectory in Droyton Parva with Archie, Mrs Nettles, Drusilla and Elspeth. There was a thoroughly English kind of The Darling Buds Of May feel to the whole story, light hearted but deadly serious when it needed to be. 5 captivating stars from me.
Archaeology not my strongest subject [and that's putting it mildly], but even I was caught up in the excitement that the finds at the church generated, and to meld that storyline with social commentary on the draconian post WWII British homosexuality laws, free spirits, self-appointed Witch finders and their victims, surviving soldiers from the war, their PTSD and the painful shock treatment they had to undergo, and of course, soldiers who had gone mad in the trenches and started shooting their comrades....well, that's the mark of a really good author; the most beautiful thing for me though was Rufus and Archie's love story. How they overcame prejudice from so-called do-gooders and found their own 'family' of friends in spite of everything that happened, was a joy to read about. Highly recommended, hardly any sex and a truly lovely read
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- Marilyn
- 01-12-18
Not worth bothering with
Slowly paced and quite dull. The narrator has a peculiar voice. The story isn’t gripping and lacklustre
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- Robert
- 06-08-18
A rattling good yarn
Set in the post WW2 period tho is the tale of two homosexual professional.men. One is an archaeologist investigating the antiquities associated with an ancient Parish church. The other is the vicar whose benevolent influence encompasses the entire parish. An irritant is the doctor who is strongly against queers and their works. The story is wide ranging to the extent of being a saga. Mercifully all deserving characters live happy, if altered lives after the life changing events related.
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- JBo
- 23-02-18
A beautiful story with wonderful characters
I think this will have to sit alongside Harper's 'Priddy's Tale' as one of my favourites in print, pixel and audio. The characters of Rufus and Archie are brilliant and so full of life and warmth - something that the narrator, Chris Clog, brings vividly to life. I loved the characters when I read the book but, having now listened to their story, I can say I adore Archie & Rufus. The supporting characters were well fleshed out and the dual strands of the story: Rufus' amnesia and Archie's church, intertwined in a logical fashion, answering various questions posed throughout the book. The ending was satisfying and I didn't really want to leave the characters.
All in all this was a wonderful, engaging story with characters you loved, some you disliked, and some you'd quite happily like to see get some of their own treatment. Heartily recommend Seven Summer Nights and I would give it more than 5 stars if I could.
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- Amazon Customer
- 24-11-17
Gorgeously written, beautiful story.
Reverend Archie is one of my favourite people. This book is a real gem, the narration is wonderfully done. Every character is so well fleshed out. The subjects covered are so well researched and feel so real, shell shock, war, archaeology and post war life. A well written, wonderful story full of heartbreak, joy and adventure.
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- brigitta
- 05-11-20
Wow
This was amazing! Chris Clog is a wonderful narrator - he somehow managed to have a different voice for every character. Can't wait to listen to his other narrations!
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- ahumph292
- 30-09-20
Too tedious...I gave up
I admit to giving up, after persevering through 14 chapters. I found it just too tedious. I loved Harper Fox's Brothers of the Wild North Sea, and had high hopes for this book. But, after this experience, I won't be trying any more of this author
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- Ms J J Humphrey
- 26-09-20
An unexpected delight!
I bought this on a sale whim for the lgbt aspect and my interest in PTSD. it was much better written than I expected and very well narrated.
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- OCorkyO
- 25-05-18
fabulous
it made me want to finish writing my book thank you so so much I will read more
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- Keith G
- 23-07-19
A very sound and satisfying bit of writing.
The universe of gay male romance fiction written by women is quite a mixed bag. Often the stories are little but a collection of the type of time-tested romantic tropes that have titillated women readers for decades. As a gay man, I find it all a bit unsettling and usually unsatisfying.
In this particular efforts, the author, Harper Fox, has put together a compelling story with two strong central characters which sidesteps many of the pitfalls often plaguing writing in this genre.
All the central characters are soundly drawn and fully fleshed-out. The emotional life between the two central characters is both interesting and realistic.
To be nitpicky, there was at least one timeline issue. Also, there is an element, a small element, of the supernatural in the story. in this type of narrative, which is essentially reality-based in appearance, I find the introduction of the supernatural to be a distraction.YMMV.
It's a good book. I read it through the Audible Escape subscription option, but I think I'm going to buy it outright so I can keep it in my collection.
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- Helen
- 20-11-17
Unbelievably beautiful
Oh this was just beautiful. Achingly beautiful story with a narration so soft and fitting it brought tears to my eyes on several occasions. I'm so sorry to anything I read next because it will be judged against this book
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- Robert Jackson
- 16-01-19
Magnificent!
Harper Fox is most certainly one of the best storytellers today. What I particularly love about her work is her extensive knowledge of the English language. She chooses precisely the right word to paint a picture which is easy to visualize in one's mind. The story is beautifully told by a third party narrator who switches back and forth between the two protagonists, Archie, and Rufus. There actually are two stories, and the story narrator subtly interweaves them through the main characters. Kudos to Ms. Fox for giving us yet another inspiring story.
Regarding the audible version of this book, Chris Clog continues to rock as a performer. I have seldom listened to anyone who can present as many uniquely voiced characters as he. The characters truly come alive as he transforms into them. I never once felt someone was reading a story, rather, the story was unfolding right at that moment. As with any of the other novels he has narrated, I was so enthralled by his performance it was difficult for me to stop for bathroom and dog-walking breaks. This is indeed a "must listen to" novel and performance.
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- Bosco
- 22-03-20
Well Written, But...
Harper Fox is a good writer, and this book is far from your average gay romance. Here's an example of Fox's writing: "A barricade had formed between him and everyone who hadn't seen what lay beyond the green fields and broad sunlit uplands of ransomed England." I was ready to give this book top marks, but unfortunately, the author's prejudice against Christianity was deeply offensive to all but the most atheistic readers. Though one of the main characters is an Anglican vicar, he is nonetheless a non-believer who somehow conducts entire divine services without mentioning God. Of course, anyone who knows anything about the Church of England or who has glanced at a copy of the Book of Common Prayer would realize how impossible this would be, even should the priest himself be an atheist.
I had so wanted to love this book, but I had to return it unfinished. Mr Clog, however, is to be commended for his narration skills.
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- Sebastian Rombach
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amazing
I loved this book, I borrowed it through Audible Escape, but I am seriously considering going back and buying it just so I have it in my library forever. I might actually track down a hard copy!
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- Kindle Customer
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A wonderfully narrated table that I found in the romance package. It was a little spooky and witty. Worth listening to for a credit. A lot of angst and side characters added to the storyline.
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- Lene Andersen
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Loved it!
Loved the narrator! I haven’t listened to him before, and usually it takes me a while to warm up to new voices, but here I instantly loved his voice and the narration.
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- TODD CHAPMAN
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Lightly historical and fun
Enjoyed it very much. Liked the light references to historical events but enjoyed the tense suspense of the story.
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- Sara Schneider
- 18-11-19
My new favorite romance novel ever
This book was absolutely everything I want out of a romance, lovable protagonists, wacky but developed secondary characters, a plot outside of the relationship plot, history, slight supernatural elements... but mostly a world I enjoyed getting lost in! If you are interested in archeology, history of witchcraft, post WW-II rural England, lots of acts of love and devotion, a few instances of non-graphically described sex, give this one a try!
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- Kel
- 03-12-17
thoroughly enjoyed it
I love the story line, however I found some language used was not authentic with the era the story was set in. But that's a small critique for an excellent listen.
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