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A Key for the Nonesuch: (#1)
  

A Key for the Nonesuch: (#1) (Mass Market Paperback)

by Geary Gravel (Author)
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4.0 out of 5 stars Good series... if he finishes it!, Jan 8 2000
By Mark McCauley (Houston, Texas) - See all my reviews
His writing style is good, and the story layout reminds me the way Jack Chalker and Gordon Dickson write their stories. It a sci-fi book, with the unsure hero, the female warrier, and lots of aliens. I wish he would finish this series, as the author keeps you in the dark about the keyholders at the end of the book.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Entertaining and funny. Charaters are belivable and modern., May 24 1999
By A Customer
I will warn you that not only are they out of print. But he has yet to finnish the series. I rate this as two of the better books I have read and in a time when finding a good story in the sci-fi section is like finding Jimmy Hoffa that is saying a lot. Geary Gravels sence of humor rates with Harry Harrisons and he like to put his charaters in worlds were they can compare how narrow minded people can be.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Very interesting environment for Sci-Fi novel., Oct 9 1998
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It is based on an ordinary guy who finds the way to leave the earth with a key that he finds in the mens room. It is really some complex machine that opens portals between worlds, but he doesn't know that. He meets interesting characters and they decide to unite to defeat the keyholders, the people who originally only had the keys. Very imaginative worlds and realistic characters.
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