Jericho
Publish date: September 2011
Publisher: Bedazzled Ink
Pages no: 380
4.5 starsWarm interactions. Adorable supporting characters. Totally loveable MCs. Fluid writing. Painstaking detailing. Slow burn. Excellent dialogue. Crackling chemistry. What’s there not to love!Read the full review @https://www.bestlesficreviews.com/2019/01/jericho-by-ann-mcman.html
Loved it! Maybe a bit too long to my taste (lots of denial!), but I like that for once we get to see their budding (and oh so serious already) couple a little longer before the credits. My only complaints would be that Syd uses far too many ableist slurs ("you're nuts", thrown about 30 times— it's i...
I think a good way to describe this book is comparing it to Ravel's Bolero.There's a single main theme playing, repeated in many different variations and with different intensity.The main theme here is the gradual unfolding and revelation of Maddie's and Syd's love.And then we can see every chapter ...
This is one of those books that make you wonder why can't you give it a rating of 6 stars or more. I liked it that much. It wasn't such a quick read, so I spent a lot of time with the characters in this novel. Can't wait to read the sequel.
I really enjoyed this book, and a good bit of that was because both Syd and Maddie came across as being three dimensional characters. Syd is dealing with a failed marriage and trying to figure out what happens next in her life. As a result, she takes a temporary (18 month) job setting up a library...
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