- July 12, 2010
- Slick Entertainment Inc.
Scrap Metal
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About
"Scrap Metal" is a single-player shooter game with a dramatic and emotional storyline. Engage in high-speed races and take out competitors using an arsenal of weapons in explosive missions. Customize your vehicles and compete against friends in online multiplayer matches, destroying their cars with your own in pulse-pounding action.
- Scrap Metal features well-developed characters with depth, avoiding common stereotypes often found in M/M romance.
- The setting of the Isle of Arran is vividly described, immersing readers in its beauty and harshness, enhancing the overall narrative.
- The story combines romance with elements of mystery and emotional growth, making it a compelling and engaging read.
- Some readers found the pacing slow, particularly in the early chapters, which may deter those looking for a quicker plot progression.
- The book includes a significant amount of melodrama, which may not appeal to all readers and can feel overwhelming at times.
- Certain plot elements, particularly towards the end, were seen as weak or unrealistic, detracting from the overall impact of the story.
story
112 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in "Scrap Metal" by Harper Fox is a richly woven narrative that explores the complexities of love, loss, and personal redemption against the backdrop of a Scottish sheep farm. It features well-developed characters, particularly the gay protagonists Nichol and Cam, whose evolving relationship is intertwined with a suspenseful mystery and themes of grief and healing. While some plot elements may feel weak, the emotional depth and vivid setting create a captivating and memorable reading experience.
“Harper Fox has written a deliciously descriptive, tantalizing, and captivating story that I will certainly read many times over.”
“This story rather ingeniously weaves together multiple circumstances to form a suspenseful mystery.”
“The characters are credible and their complicated relationships with each other unfold and develop organically as the story progresses.”
“The two main gay guys, Cam and Nichol, are quite complicated beings, with an overabundance of inward searching and musing, often to the detriment of the storyline.”
“Their past stories, dribbled out achingly slow in the tale, are almost enough to ruin the story.”
“The plot's weakest point came near the end of the story, with a bad guy from Glasgow coming to the more-or-less remote island farm to silence poor distressed Cam.”