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Gianni Benelli benelli — Time travel & reincarnation are not my favorite genres. However, in this novel, Susanna Kearsley weaves a well-written, engaging story using time travel & reincarnation to ultimately intertwine a historical and modern day romance. I really liked this book and I re-read the ending several times. (Kind of like rewinding and watching the train station kiss in "North and South")

潘 莉 _9349 — A fifty page essay or "radio address" does not belong in the middle of a novel.

Josh Howard thejoshhoward — Pretty standard for Anderson, maybe a little blander and hokier than most of her stuff. Like so many of her books, you've got a strong-willed single mother who's just left an abusive husband and is trying to start over in a new, somewhat remote town. Jeremy, the little boy, wasn't as precocious and over-the-top as some of Anderson's other little kids. When Jeremy's puppy gets sick, he impulsively brings it to Ben, a vet who lives with his sick mother out in the woods. There are all kinds of bad rumors surrounding Ben and Chloe is wary of him at first, but of course he turns out to be a great guy and they fall in love. It was pretty entertaining, but some of Ben's behavior got on my nerves. At one point, he found Chloe just after she'd been assaulted. He drove her home and when they were parting, he kissed her. I felt like, "Yeesh, is that really a good time to be making moves on her???? What a scum!" The intimacy that always seemed to follow bad things happening to her was totally not believable for me. Also, Ben has this supernatural gift for healing animals just with his touch, and he was really private about it. At this point, people who can heal with a touch of their hands but who see their gift as a curse and refuse to use it are just SUCH cliches. I did like the character of Bobby Lee. He was a jerk, but he was well-depicted. I could really relate to Chloe's vague irritation and discomfort whenever he came and sat on her desk playing with her little trinkets. I wish some of that realism had been injected into her relations with Ben.