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★★★★★ 3
Not so great unless you are willing to accept a certain amount on faith.
Format: Paperback
Similar criticism to my review of the Black Holes book: "Starts off ok, but quickly loses you. I have an extensive science education and quickly got lost. This topic cannot be easily explained in a brief book - the author is forced to jump over certain building blocks, and that just leaves the reader confused. I think this book series is good, but maybe not for abstract science topics."
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2026
★★★★★ 5
A fun read. Learned a lot.
Format: Kindle
I never expected to be able to understand Relativity or the more ethereal concepts of time. But Jenann brought them to my level. The language gets a bit flowery at times but I think that reflects that these ideas have a poetry of their own.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Clear, Concise, and Compelling
Format: Kindle
The author takes us in an extraordinary trip through and about time. In particular, the discussion about Einstein’s Special and General Theories of Relativity were illuminating, clarifying a complex aspect of the nature of the universe. How should we think about time? This book will help the reader arrive at answers to that question.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2021
★★★★★ 5
Deep important and illuminating
Format: Kindle
Worth a second read. I keep going back to it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Great plot, steamy goodness, and absolute heartbreak, what more could you want?
Format: Paperback
“I’d already concluded a long time ago that I would never love someone the way I’d loved Wren—the way I still loved her. Because it didn’t matter if it had been ten days or ten years. A love like that ruined you for all others.”
Suspenseful, Heartbreaking and Surprising!
I have only read one other Catherine Cowles book; Tattered Stars and I loved it just as much as I love Whispers of You. The thing I love about this book (and the other) is also my one complaint. She has found the magic potion for a perfect romantic suspense. And maybe I wouldn't be saying this, if I had finished the other series, before starting this. I also know my opinion is so limited having only read two out of her incredibly extensive backlist. BUT the two I have read, feel very similar to each other, So much so that I look back now, a week after reading Whispers of You and I am getting them confused in my head. Thats not to say I didn't LOVE both books, because I absolutely did. This just felt like a plug and play equation to perfection with changing the details around.
That being said this book grabs you from the prologue and doesn't give your heart a break until the very end. Holt and Wrens story is heartbreaking, I do wish we would have gotten a glimpse of the good before the bad, more often through the book to further the draw between them. But that's not because I feel like its lacking, its more that I loved the love these two had for each other and I would have enjoyed seeing it before either of them suffered through the tainted lenses of loss and fear.
I loved the side characters and as the story progressed, I began to wonder who the culprit was, I did have one right but was dead nuts wrong on the other so both my mind was blown, and my heart was broken at the same time when I found out.
Catherine Cowles keeps your heart in a vice the entire story and I love her for that. I am new to romantic suspense but am prone to panic attacks (HA) so, I find that her writing is just enough and not too much for me to read without sending me in to a tizzy.
Overall though I do love this book, and I look forward to Echos of you and the second one in Tattered and Torn series, I just think I might finish that series before I keep going so, I can keep them straight.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2023
