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A review by hectaizani
Zinnia by Jayne Castle
3.0
Second in a trilogy.
I found this review of the book on some book site:
In a far-off world where lifelong marriages are arranged by coupling agencies, Nick Chastain and Zinnia Spring are deemed incompatible. But with the help of their undying love, the couple fights against the laws of society to be together.
and found it to be somewhat misleading.
Zinnia and Nick aren't deemed incompatible towards each other, merely unmatchable by the agency. They come upon each other on their own, she a high level prism, he an off the chart matrix, and so naturally destiny pushes them together. There is also the mystery of the expedition journal and who is behind the race to keep it out of Nick's hands. I enjoyed this book and wouldn't hesitate to pick up another one of her futuristic romances.
I found this review of the book on some book site:
In a far-off world where lifelong marriages are arranged by coupling agencies, Nick Chastain and Zinnia Spring are deemed incompatible. But with the help of their undying love, the couple fights against the laws of society to be together.
and found it to be somewhat misleading.
Zinnia and Nick aren't deemed incompatible towards each other, merely unmatchable by the agency. They come upon each other on their own, she a high level prism, he an off the chart matrix, and so naturally destiny pushes them together. There is also the mystery of the expedition journal and who is behind the race to keep it out of Nick's hands. I enjoyed this book and wouldn't hesitate to pick up another one of her futuristic romances.