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"I must begin this review by saying that I am not
easily impressed by a book. I read quite a bit and have read works by some
great authors. Among those works, I can say without reservation that Stan's
Leap by Tom Duerig is one the best
adventure, action, fiction novels that I have ever read."
[read entire review at The
Book Review]
"This book is one of the reasons why I started a
book review blog ... It has turned out to be one of those rare precious gems found
amongst all of the knock-offs. Even though this book is reminiscent of the
infamous Lord of the Flies, Stan's Leap has its own unique voice
... perhaps unique enough to be as memorable as its similar predecessor. [It]
has become one of my all-time favorites and I will read it again and
again."
[read entire review at Literary R&R]
"Partly a character
study, partly a reality-based speculative tale, partly an ode to sailing and
partly a riff on such classics as Mutiny
on the Bounty and Lord of the Flies ... I especially enjoyed the
ending, which managed to be not only surprising and ironic but highly plausible
as well."
[read entire review at Chicago Center for Literature and Photography]
"I am so glad I read this book; can I say awesome? ... I loved this
fast-paced, interesting novel. A great mystery and adventure story!"
[read the entire review at Blog
o' the Irish]
"I found myself getting immersed in the story to
the point where I had difficulty putting the book down."
[read this and other reviews at Amazon.com]
"
Stan's Leap is a riveting read of paradise gone wrong,
highly recommended." [Midwest Book Review]
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