Official Review: Herai by Aaron D Key

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Re: Official Review: Herai by Aaron D Key

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'Official Review: Herai by Aaron D Key', explains the unique story of the book and delves deep in it! The important points of the story, are mentioned in the review! The reader will sail through the book, if he or she has gone through the review!
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Sounds like good character development. Congrats on the review! Seems like a good read.
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The duality represented in this book sounds interesting, and I can only speculate about what goes on in Herai's mind and whether or not she's aware of her simultaneous existence in two distinct dimensions.
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This sounds like such a well written and thought provoking story. I love the concept of alternate realities as well. Great and thorough review!
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Great review. A science fiction novel characterized by plot twist and mysteries is quite fascinating, but I don't think I will read the book because I don't agree with some sentiments in the book about the soul. Thank you for sharing the review.
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I must agree that I was not captured from the beginning. I was a little confused about the beings and the two worlds. Based on your review, I may give this another try.
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I found the discussion on the underground city unnatural. I wonder if such cities exist.
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This sounds like an amazing and intriguing crime and mystery thriller with many twists and turns. I like the author adore each character wonderfully . Great review.
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I'm very interested in this book already, although the alternate reality stuffs sounds confusing,but I feel I would really enjoy it. Thanks for the beautifully written review.
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Thanks for the review its very captivating, the part about the homosexuals thanks for mentioning it I usually tend to avoid books with homosexual scenes.
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Great job on the review, Although it doesn't seem like a book that I would want to read it seems like it was a good read.
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The alternate realities premise always intrigues me, and it's interesting that there's something observing both realities at once so that the parallels and differences are easier to notice. It does sound like this book would get a little complex, but I love that in books. Thank you for the helpful review.
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Wow great review. I guess this book goes to my growing want to read list. I definitely am interested to know how the two worlds relate.
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Amazing review! I love a story with plot twists
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I love reading Science Ficton books. Thanks for the review, it sparked my interest into reading it. I might have to add it to my bookshelf to remind me about it.
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