Review: Review: Felixitations by Roger Kean
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 17, 2013
Title: FelixitationsAuthor: Roger KeanCover Artist: Oliver FreyPublisher: Reckless BooksReviewer: MonikaGenre: Sci-FiPairing: GayLength: Long NovelHeat Rating: ♨♨♨♨♨Rating:★★★★★Review:I couldn't immediately sit and write a review, I needed time to think about what I wanted to say. It was impossible to do it justice but I think I've done the best that I can.It is by far the most fascinating story I have ever read I was totally captivated. It's erotic with some explicit sex scenes, it has romance but it's not M/M Romance. It's Gay Fiction with a Scifi twist.Felix is the character that is in every short, the constant MC throughout, he's the `facilitator' that brings lovers together for life or sometimes for just a moment in time.  He's gorgeous, a blonde haired blue eyed young man that draws people to him like a magnet. He can be so sweet in one short/chapter then so annoying in another I wanted to strangle him but no matter what,I loved him and strangely I never questioned his travelling from era to era it just felt right.The book is extremely well written. This author has a way of transporting me to whatever place or era he is writing about. The descriptions so well done the stories played like movies in my head, movies I never wanted to end but sadly did. Like my uncertainty of whether this is a series of shorts or a cohesively written novel, the ending has me pondering, did I think it was satisfying and complete or does it scream sequel? It didn't leave me hanging, I just think Felix has so many more adventures that could be told.Bravo Mr. Kean! Now please can we have a sequel!One last thing, the illustration on the cover by Oliver Frey is perfect, he is the Felix I see in my head.Highly, highly recommend!