Fringe Fiction Unlimited discussion

While I might be inclined to classify Deadly Expectations as science fiction, I'd prefer a less aggressive approach and call it a true Paranormal. Sure, Anna has the gift of time-travel, but she doesn't need a special machine to do it. Along with that, many characters in the story are reincarnations from previous lives. Who they are, or why or how they can do it and remember their past lives, is something we don't know. However, I have hopes that the sequels might give us more insight about them.

Just like any time-travel stories, it can make your head spin with time loops and important details that risked being dismissed if not careful, so I knew it would not be a light read and it would need my full attention. There were times where I wished some parts were shorter or cut down just a little, but it was never enough to bug me. I was probably too impatient to know how Ms. Munro would wrap it all up. And that, she did. In the end, all the pieces of the puzzle fit together neatly.

Over all, I loved the story of Anna and Paul, and my favorite character, Ray, who was a good friend to Anna. A great book if you're in the mood for some good time travel while staying cozy at home in your favorite chair.