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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
complex, exciting romance thriller,
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This review is from: Perfect Timing (Paperback)
I like Olga Bicos but I find you've got to chose her books carefully - some work better than others. This one is my very favourite of hers. It is quite complicated plot wise, and benefits from more than one reading, but it has a great love affair with genuine tension and complexity in it. Cherish is a thoroughly believable heroine, who is traumatised by her involvement in a tragic airplane crash a year ago. She has family and friends (I always hate it when the heroine mysteriously has neither!) and a decent career, but a miserable private life. Alex who professed to love her, has disappeared. And Conor, who is a most delicious hero, seems to have betrayed her. The secondary characters are also well fleshed and interesting. Conor's sister, Geena, eventually reveals that the reason she is so furious with Cherish is because she feels that Cherish never fought sufficiently for her brother. It's an interesting exploration of what love and trust and faith mean within a relationship. Having said that, it is also a fast moving, taut thriller, with loads more science than I understood, and a good ending. You were sad to let the lovers go, and wanted to spend more time with them - always the sign of a keeper. The reason it's only 4 stars is that it is a bit plot heavy on first reading. If you are looking for some mindless fluff, this is not for you, but if you want something to get your teeth into, romantically speaking, then snap it fast!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Better than her last!,
By Tracy J (joneses@iline.com) (Florida) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Perfect Timing (Paperback)
A very picky friend told me I had to read Bicos' Wrapped in Wishes. It was one of my favorite romances of last year. Perfect Timing was just as wonderful, and very daring, given that Bicos introduces a lot of science and metaphysics, and also that she risks making the secondary male character as attractive as the hero.Bicos is going to be a big star.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Hard to put down.,
By A Customer
This review is from: Perfect Timing (Paperback)
First book by her I've read. Enjoyed it immensely. Her characters were fleshed out well but still retained an element of mystery about them. I particularly enjoyed the way she combined the supernatural element with the purely scientific. Discussed it with my engineer husband and he was quite impressed with my "newfound knowledge" about aerospace engineering! The main male character was actually not as interesting as the secondary male lead and Allison was a confusing character. Other than that it was a great read and I've already bought 2 earlier novels of hers to read as well.
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