Books by Harper Fox
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review 1: Loved the main characters in this story. Bit grim for a holiday tale but I loved the almost gothic feel of Edinburgh at holiday time for a man on the edge of misery. James is a character undeniably deserving of a lifeline and redemption. Tobias was a beacon, keeping James from...
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review 1: This is really an awesome surprise ! As I try and get out what I hope is my last ball about this read, I'll try and be coherent.I'm helping someone with Beowulf while I was reading this and the knowledge of the era and the respect and care that is given to the detail is worth not...
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review 1: Such an unexpectedly good read! Lovely tale about two british gents, a policeman and a psychic, drawn together over the kidnapping of a child in a small village with a haunted past. Their romance is beautiful but just as gorgeous are Harper Fox's amazing descriptions, I just lo...
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review 1: Wow, what a wonderful and beautiful read. I am now a huge fan of Harper Fox. I loved the Scottish island setting and the isolation of the sheep farm felt like another world. It tool me a while to get the hang of the Scottish brogue but it's written so well that you pick it up eff...
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review 1: Lots of angst with a dash of "aww" and, oh yeah, it's Christmas time. I don't typically like to read angst, but for some reason angsty holiday stories work for me if read sparingly. I certainly prefer them to their sugary-sweet counterparts that flood the market this time of year...
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review 1: 4.5/5This is a fantastic story, and so closely and cleverly written, reminiscent of the way Chris Quinton writes. Harper evokes memories in me of summer holidays spent near Stonehenge when I was little, and the signs all around for unexploded ordnance. It was scary then and it's ...
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review 1: Lovely descriptive language. Many books are erotic, but IMHO, in places, this was pure sensual. The characters, especially Vince, we're vividly drawn. The pacing was good, plot believable and compelling, and the sex scenes were spaced so as not to overwhelm the story. Love the st...
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review 1: I couldn't love this series more. The author is a splendid writer and evokes images both beautiful and frightening. I enjoyed the progression of the main characters relationship. Plus, it was good to meet Gideon's family. I hope we see more of Ezekiel. I'm also interested in...
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review 1: This really is a lovely little story, and one that fans of Arthurian lore would probably very much enjoy. The main character is an Arthurian scholar, looking for proof that King Arthur truly existed. His story takes a wild turn, though, when his boyfriend breaks up with him on Ch...
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review 1: Busy time of year for me so little opportunity to sit down with a good book, hence it's taken me a week to read Harper Fox's "Last Line" recently re-released via self publishing Fox Tales.I'm actually rather pleased it took me a week to read, I really didn't want the story to end...
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review 1: 4.5 stars. This book was released in what seems to have been the author's first year of publication. (Just three years ago - wow, she's done so much good writing in such a short span.) It is a little less crafted, less layered with the gorgeous language that makes a Harper Fox ...
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review 1: Bloody freaking brilliant!How can you not love Lee and Gideon? Harper Fox creates such very real characters it's impossible not to. I have to say I feel completely inadequate to write a review of any of Harpers' books. Everything is richly detailed, without being descriptive. Ug...
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review 1: synopsis:sam was a successful model living in rome when he met and fell in love with lauro, a waiter in a restaurant. they had a wonderful summer, but it was mitigated by the fact that lauro never seemed to want to introduce sam to his family. when sam was offered the chance to m...