Same Place, Same Time

by C.J. Carmichael

Book Overview

Same Place, Same Time by C.J. Carmichael released on Nov 24, 1999 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373225482
• ISBN13: 9780373225484
• Release Date: December 1999
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 251 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Great Book, but Inconsiderate Reviewer!

C.J. Carmichael's book is great. There's a lot of mystery and a wonderful love story about a divorced couple getting back together. I got choked up when they finally broke down and shared their secrets. There are a lot of surprises all the way through, so it's a shame that some reviewers want to spill all the secrets. DON'T READ THE REVIEW DATED FEBRUARY 5! C.J. doesn't tell the reason for Trista and Morgan's divorce for a long time. It's as much a mystery as the murder part but this reviewer gives it all away! Plus, the heroine's name is Trista, not Trisha. You can't go wrong getting this great love story and murder mystery. It's a lot better if you don't have secrets ruined for you before though.

True Love Found Again

It's been three years since Trisha left Morgan and two years since their divorce, but the wounds have not healed. After the death of their child Trisha felt she could no longer go on as Morgan's wife, so she left him. Although Morgan pleaded and begged Trisha to come back, she refused.Now years after their divroce Trisha and Morgan are once again thrown together. When one of Trisha's clients are murdered and Morgan is assigned the case, they resign themselves to put their differences behind them and work to find the killer. Although Morgan tells himself he hates Trisha and Trisha tells herself she does not love Morgan any longer, they are unable to deny the strong feelings that they have for eachother. C.J. Carmichael has written an wonderful book about love and forgiveness, along with a little mystery. This is one book that I highly recommend.

Same Place, same Time

C.J. Carmichael has demonstrated her diversity of talent with this murder mystery. Her previous effort was a pure romance novel. This novel revolves around the murders of two men who are cheating on their wives. From the very begininning the suspense starts to build and reaches a very unexpected climax. What makes this a 'must read'is the combination of a mystery with a tender love story. The main characters grow and develop as the story unfolds. The tragedy which they experienced is one which every parent fears. Devotees of either 'mystery' or 'romance' novels will enchanted with this one.

Excellent Romantic Mystery from a Fresh New Voice

C.J. Carmichael's Intrigue debut, "Same Place, Same Time," is an expert blend of romance and mystery, new and old, danger and passion. Therapist Trista Emerson doesn't know which is worse. One of her patients has turned up dead, and her ex-husband, Detective Morgan Forester, is back in her life. Pain and misunderstandings broke them apart. Now Trista needs him. Morgan insists she is in danger, and it isn't long before Trista knows he is right. She can trust him to keep her safe. Can she trust herself enough to let him back into her heart?Carmichael's tale is one readers will not want to miss. The murderer's identity is sure to keep readers guessing, and Carmichael ultimately offers a fresh take on a classic premise. The mystery has a similar feel to the older, much missed stories Intrigue used to tell. At the same time, Trista and Morgan's relationship is complex and moving in the way some of the more recent titles have become. Many authors spell out everything about their characters right away. Carmichael has a way of slowly revealing information about the characters' back story that feels strange early on. In the end, it pays off big time. We are slowly discovering who these people are as they rediscover each other, so we are experiencing what they are in a way few books achieve. Throw in an original title, an excellent use of setting in the city of Toronto, and a nail-biter finale, and "Same Place, Same Time" is a New Year's treat.