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Wish You Were Here
by
Christie Ridgway (Goodreads Author)
As unofficial matchmaker for beautiful Abrigo Island, Zoe Cash practices her own form of no-risk romance. And when Yeager Gates arrives in town for a little R & R, Zoe decides that he'll be her latest project. But the secure world Zoe's created for herself is turned upside-down when she finds herself falling for the sexy fighter pilot.
Yeager's flying days might be over...more
Yeager's flying days might be over...more
ebook, 384 pages
Published
June 23rd 2009
by HarperCollins e-books
(first published October 30th 2006)
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Wish You Were Here had some great moments. Some very funny dialog (like between Yeager and "Dolly") made for a few good laughs, and there were very poignant moments that held the readers interest. But in between held some pacing problems and clunky transitions. The hint of mystical/magical overtones seemed out of place for me, and I had a hard time buying the depth of the secondary relationship, although I found it sweet.
Overall, I liked it, which is what 3* means. It was a decent book and wort...more
Overall, I liked it, which is what 3* means. It was a decent book and wort...more
I really liked this story and the setting. I was enchanted with the island and the lifestyle. I was curious to see how it would turn out and if I would believe in the ending.
I did! In fact the story had me thinking about my own experience with loss and fear.
Pros: Beautiful settings, very funny and to die for wounded hot alpha-male needing insecure loving woman.
Cons: Certain themes were dealt with in a manner that didn't quite ring true. It didn't detract from story and it never took me out of...more
I did! In fact the story had me thinking about my own experience with loss and fear.
Pros: Beautiful settings, very funny and to die for wounded hot alpha-male needing insecure loving woman.
Cons: Certain themes were dealt with in a manner that didn't quite ring true. It didn't detract from story and it never took me out of...more
Christie Ridgway does it again. Not sure why I never read this one before. For those who love HEA. Hero, heroibe and minor characters each struggling with their own issues, and how love pervails..
I loved the island and the characters. I also liked the humor, the warmth, the understanding, and the acceptance. I thought it was charming with its idealism.
My very first and still yet favorite Ridgway book. I fell hook, line and sinker for that dang astronaut!
Romance at its best. Ladies, get comfortable with this one.
Well worth the read; Ridgway doesn't disappoint.
It was just ok.
Modern
This is a great romance. I love romances that have deeper, serious themes. This one has a pervading theme of past losses and how one chooses to live with the fears caused by those losses. Both of the main characters have their own issues to deal with here and, in each other, they find the comfort and the challenge to face their own demons. I even teared up a few times at their pain. The best of Christie Ridgeway's that I've read yet.
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May 13, 2013
CL
marked it as to-read
May 25, 2013
Tracey Alvarez
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4 of 5 stars
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review of another edition
Shelves:
contemporary-romance
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