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Out of Time, into You
- Narrated by: Kevin R. Free
- Length: 12 hrs and 30 mins
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- Categories: LGBTQ+, Literature & Fiction
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Jay Bell, the out-and-proud author of Something Like Summer, delivers another emotional escape into the world of gay love in this upbeat novel.
After graduating high school, a freak accident whisks Reggie Valentine back in time to the 1950s, where he meets Daniel Parker, a sweet and wholesome guy his grandmother used to date. Reggie learns that Daniel is not only closeted but unaware that two men can fall in love or even marry. They soon form a bond that is shrouded in secrecy, and as their feelings for each other intensify, leaving becomes unthinkable. But can their relationship survive in a bygone era where attitudes about race and sexuality are so old-fashioned?
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- TruthSeeker
- 01-16-22
One of Bell’s best
This one was exceptional. The topic of race and sexuality was carefully tackled during the supposed ‘good old days’ as a love transcended time. It’s hard not to feel deeply for the characters and want the best outcome for them. The ending is satisfying and believable - ageism is a thing that needs to be nipped in the bud too.
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- chris
- 04-16-22
Enjoyable Moments. Meant well, fell short.
I'll start by saying I love pretty much all of Jay Bell's books; they are character-driven with just the right amount of everything, except this time, he took on more than he was prepared to explore. The story would have played better had he just explored homosexuality during the 50s. The inclusion of an interracial relationship added a level of complexity that he didn't address. Because he didn't explore any of the conflicts they would have faced during that time, it created a distraction and reduced the couple's believability factor. Racism and homosexuality in the 50s were not fun and were met with hate, making the reality for a couple like Reggie and Daniel virtually impossible to exist. Although I admire what he tried to do, it came across as two all-American white guys dealing with being gay in the 50s. The book would have been a little more believable in the areas of race and gay had it been set in the 70s. Time travel held its own for the most part. The purpose for it was clear. Sure, there were holes so big you just fell into them, but they were innocent holes, so you didn't care. The book felt like a cross between Leave it to Beaver and the Brady Bunch. I applaud him for trying to move things forward in the world of race. The fact is racism is evil and messy, and glossing over it, however, well-intentioned, comes across as someone burying their head in the sand and not acknowledging the reality that still exists today. I would have rooted for Daniel and Reggie more if their struggle truly explored what a gay interracial couple may have gone through in the 50s. In the 50s, Black people and White people did not go to supper clubs together, and White people, I'm sure, didn't go to Black Jazz clubs on the other side of town with their Black friends. I loved that he wrote it like that, but if you want to take on race relations on any level, especially in the 50s, you have to create a reasonable amount of reality; otherwise, the plot isn't believable. The ending was satisfying and, oddly enough, plausible given everything. The book should have been 8 or 9 hours. The story wasn't strong enough to be as long as it was. The narrator was OK, but his Daniel's voice was just stereotypical and so was he. I enjoyed the Reggie character and his Grandmother.
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- Ken Koyle
- 01-22-22
Jay Bell Has Done It Again!
This story is so sweet and wonderful. I loved the time traveling aspect and I loved the character development. Stand alone as it may be, our Jay always has a trick or two up his sleeve. Kevin Free, as always, is a genius in bringing Jay’s words alive. Sometimes, though I have to stop myself and figure out how William got to the 50’s to court Ben ;)
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- cassy fallon
- 01-22-22
Another emotional journey from my favorite Author!
The chemistry between Daniel and Reggie is electric!
The only thing that has me disappointed is the fact that this is a stand-alone novel and that I won’t be getting more of Reggie’s story!
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- Fabio Sanchez Hevia
- 05-12-22
wow wow wow
I did not think that the somethingike... series could ever be topped. but this book is nothing short of a masterpiece.
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- Shawntez Crafter-Griswold
- 04-26-22
So Good!!
I finished this story a week ago, and I still cant stop thinking about it. Jay bell did an outstanding job with this one. They way he seamlessly blends the past with the present is perfect. I feel in love with all the characters in this book especially the main characters. It felt like each character that was introduced had enough depth that you are not left with many questions. Also the way elements of black history during the 1950's are introduced felt very well researched and handled with the gravity it should be. I throughly enjoyed this book and I can't recommended it enough.
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- EAC
- 03-30-22
So good and heartwarming and sad
I did not want it to end! I just want more! It was definitely a beautiful and funny and heart wrenching story.
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- John
- 03-20-22
Jay Bell Never Disappoints
Great book, great story, great performance, great author. None of this is surprising from a Jay Bell novel. His characters are real and human and lovable. I’m always sad when I don’t have any more pages to read.
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- Dontkickthebaby
- 02-10-22
There are some really cool scenes in this book
And Jay Bell makes it easy for us listeners to suspend our disbelief and buy into the time travel plot device.
The scenes that my headline refer to take place in The Silver Rattle, a downtown Chicago nightclub, circa 1958. It's a jazz club. It's also a community and even an extended family. The characters who inhabit the space sizzle, starting with the Black female owner. Everyone inside is decades ahead of the 1950s in terms of progressive attitudes.
But it's more than the cool characters. The passages set in The Silver Rattle feel like freedom; they offer a haven from some of the uglier beliefs of the 1950s, and the listener can feel this through the storytelling. The scenes also feel like a really fun Saturday night out on the town.
I remember my mother talking about how she loved reading because it transported her to so many different worlds. She called it magical. I never really understood what she meant. But maybe I do now because this book did transport me to another time and place. It was wonderful.
In fact, I hope Netflix or Amazon Prime make a TV series set in The Silver Rattle. That would make for some really special binge watching.
Most of the rest of the book is equally enchanting, except for the ending, which made me a bit queazy and explains the lack of a fifth star in my review.
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- Stanley Craver
- 02-06-22
Another great story by Jay Bell.
Thank you for yet another great story. Very grateful for you and your beautiful mind.
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- Rafal Nycz
- 04-21-22
I hate you Jay, I cried whole afternoon
This is one of the best books I have ever read. Thank you so much for it. ❤️❤️
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- Shawn Johnson
- 02-20-22
Another amazing story from Jay Bell
This story is really touching, it's both a beautiful love story (mixed feelings on the ending) which doesn't shy away from the ugliness of the past. The characters are believable with and are brought to life with amazing voice acting.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-01-22
wish it never ended
I loved the story and the way the characters interacted, truly amazing and a love story to capture the heart