Jess is a comedian looking to make it, and Tom is in a band hoping for its big break. When they wind up at the same Edinburgh festival, they run into each other, literally. What begins as a chance encounter and a scraped knee turns into something more during a magical night exploring the city’s streets and best pubs. But things start to go awry, and when Jess hears from Tom’s best friend that there’s a girlfriend in the picture, she bolts.
But this meet-cute just won’t quit. Through the bumpy beginnings of their creative careers, Tom and Jess can’t stop thinking about each other, whether it’s the right time or not. Their run-ins are disastrous, and yet neither can write the other off and out of their life altogether. If what’s meant to be will be, how many chances do you get?
A rom-com for true romantics, Perfect Timing is love at first sight, disrupted—but never forgotten.
But this meet-cute just won’t quit. Through the bumpy beginnings of their creative careers, Tom and Jess can’t stop thinking about each other, whether it’s the right time or not. Their run-ins are disastrous, and yet neither can write the other off and out of their life altogether. If what’s meant to be will be, how many chances do you get?
A rom-com for true romantics, Perfect Timing is love at first sight, disrupted—but never forgotten.
What Did I Think.
When Headline asked if I would like to be part of the blog I jumped at the chance. I have to admit I had not heard of Owen before but the synopsis sounded interesting.
I've never been to the Edinburgh Festival - mainly because it clashes with an event the other side of the Forth bridge that we attend every year.
I found this to be a heart warming story but it does have some darker undertones which I felt brought more reality to the romance. Not all the characters were particularly likable but that didn't detract from the overall story.
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