Coriander

by Victor

The author of Friends, Lovers, Enemies writes an intriguing novel that moves from a chaotic Brooklyn trauma center to exotic, mysterious Mexico. When surgeon Coriander Wyatt learns that her husband was on a plane that crashed on its way to Acapulco, she also learns that he is wanted for looting the assets of his now insolvent bank.

Hardcover

First published April 1, 1993

Reviews

[Angela Lindsey · Rating 4 out of 5]

Likeable characters. Storyline is intriguing with romance and mystery.

[Razvan Banciu · Rating 4 out of 5]

Well, this is one of the few cases in which my rating is better than the average!
If I'd have to be very frank, four stars are probably one too many, but I'd liked the style and, more than that, I'd have to respect the author and her expertise as a journalist.

Speaking about the book, you may be deceived by the first pages, as they are quite different from the rest. There will be no more sex, just a strange type of love, melted with memories and real facts and characters, most of them Argentinian.
The plot is not quite the best I've ever met, but the rhythm is alert, the characters have some deepness and the final, yet foreseeable, is an interesting one. So, you'll probably don't regret investing some hours in this one...