Review: perfection, that's what this is
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 10, 2013
There's a review posted already the title of which I can't translate - perhaps it's the "Gay-lic"? - if it's translated as "Bravo" or "magnifique" then it fits.  Anyone who's a fan of Harper Fox won't be reading this review because they've already purchased and read this story and have been amazed and pleased, and only frustrated that the author isn't somehow an AI-infused machine from some future era that can write more frequently.  Unfortunately, no machine will ever be able to accomplish what Harper Fox does every time she tells a tale:  capture, enchant and then release the reader with a gentle sigh. So this is for anyone who is slogging through this genre looking for quality and near perfection - you'll find it here or with anything written by this author.  This one is so beautifully written, but it's typical for this woman who is a magician with words.  The story seems well-placed in a mountain rescue operation, for someone's soul is rescued during its telling, and it's a marvelous salvation.  you're going to be moved to a few tears by this one, taut with the tension in the tale and wondering at the mystery entwined there - those are the real pleasures given by reading a story written by a master of the English language.  Bravo, Ms Fox!