Perfect Timing

De: Catherine Anderson

Narrado por: Julia Gibson

Best-selling author Catherine Anderson has penned more than 30 award-winning historical and contemporary romance novels. In this final installment of the Harrigan family saga, Quincy is faced with a bizarre choice that could mean the difference between life and death. Tragedy strikes, and Quincy’s sister-in-law Loni finds herself on death’s doorstep. Then a beautiful red-haired woman named Ceara O’Ceallaigh appears, claiming Loni can be cured - but only if Quincy agrees to marry Ceara.

©2013 Adeline Catherine Anderson (P)2013 Recorded Books

Surprising

While at first I thought this was going to be boring I actually found it entertaining and delightful. The whole series was wonderful.

Love this family!

This is one of my favorite books! Hilarious! I like audiobooks that read like a movie. I felt like I was in the theatre.

Joy

I enjoyed the book and the story line it’s great to see how love ❤️ is the one thing that holds all together

Best of Series

Loved this audiobook! I giggled out loud many times and cried too. I will read this book again.

A nice change from the usual

Romance, animals and Celtic history. Unexpected combo but it works. You need to be open to the “gifts” and as long as you are, you should enjoy.

I was brought to tears

I wasn't sure I would like it,but before the story ended I was crying. I love the funny parts also.

great book

I love catherine,s boooks, they keep you interested and you donqt want to stop listening.

Another great book

I absolutely loved the book. I had a very small issue with the time travel thing. I loved this series because of the cowboys and the ranchers. Also because of the type of theme they are. This one was kind of out of place with the rest of the series. Still a great book though.

Excellent!

As always an excellent novel. I couldn't put it down. Catherine always has so much detail in her book. You always feel a part of the story.

A poor finish to a very nice series

I have really enjoyed the Harrigan stories by Catherine Anderson. This is my first on audio, and the narrator was fine. I had trouble suspending my disbelief, and I don't very often struggle with that. I'm usually willing to go where the author takes us, but this one was just off for me. There was not much effort at all toward "updates on the other characters" which was very disappointing. The mention of the brothers is very perfunctory. This book felt like either a contractual obligation or an afterthought somehow.