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I am so in the minority it seems with this one. The concept reminded me a bit of Outlander which I really didn't like; time traveling and true love that overcomes all odds.
Henry is the time traveling boyfriend and later husband to Clare his ever patient love interest. I really didn't care if or when Henry disappeared after a while because I was getting lost myself in the timeline between the two. The shifts in ages and the numerous Henrys wandering about were too much. Simpler is better.
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Henry is the time traveling boyfriend and later husband to Clare his ever patient love interest. I really didn't care if or when Henry disappeared after a while because I was getting lost myself in the timeline between the two. The shifts in ages and the numerous Henrys wandering about were too much. Simpler is better.
There w ...more
I absolutely adored this book. Despite the title, I had pegged it as purely a romance and didn't fully appreciate how deep into sco-fi it went. Both genres are bent and molded until they become one and after a few pages I stopped pondering what sort of book I was reading and settled for simply immersing my self in the experience.
The richness of the characters was my favourite thing about it, ...more
The richness of the characters was my favourite thing about it, ...more
Aug 01, 2011
Melanie Knight
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