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, by Andrea Rothman
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Product details
File Size: 1276 KB
Print Length: 256 pages
Publisher: William Morrow (March 12, 2019)
Publication Date: March 12, 2019
Sold by: HarperCollins Publishers
Language: English
ASIN: B0796THJX6
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I loved this page-turner so much that I finished it in one day! Emily joins a new research lab where she is investigating the neurobiology of smell. Unhappily, she learns that two others are also working on the same topic. Their work fails while hers proves promising. Complicating her life is the fact that Emily is attracted to the man from the other team, who now works with her. She has always avoided relationships, feeling more at home in the lab, but now she is faced with making decisions for career or for love. I enjoyed the science in the story, which was just enough to add authenticity but not so much that I was overwhelmed. Good character development and descriptive writing added to my enjoyment.
I was hoping for a romantic novel with science as a backdrop and found this to be a rewarding read. The backdrop of competitive genetic science in New York City was the perfect setting to expose the limitations of romance in a cut throat world. The novel is written well, following a story arc that bends back on itself perfectly. I highly recommend this debut novel and look forward to Andrea Rothman’s next work.
Just finished reading the arc of The DNA of You and Me. Had a hard time putting it down! Beautifully written characters! Aeden is deep and full of passion behind his reserved demeanor. Emily is ..........complicated. Surprised by how invested I was in them and the world of laboratory research!
A beautifully written novel! It captures the world of sience, passion and love!
An interestring, engaging, and well-written debut!
“I don’t think it’s just you, Emily. I think we all feel like mutants in our own way.â€In a very strong debut, Rothman gives us a contemporary fiction slice of life story featuring Emily, a daughter of a single father, starting off in the science research community. As a child, Emily had an allergy to cut grass and had to stay indoors in the summer, essentially isolating her from playing around with kids her own age. Raised only by her father as her mother dropped her off as a baby and never looked back, he immersed her a lot in his science work. Trying to isolate the genes that allow us to smell, with hopes of possibly one day fixing anosmia, Emily ends up in a lab rife with personal and job political pitfalls.The story started off with giving us a peak at the ending and then rewinding to show how Emily got where she was. Told completely from Emily's point of view, the story is broken up into parts that worked really well to help conceptually understand where and how Emily is mentally and emotionally at each part. The background on her childhood, reason for not being able to be outdoors, relationship with father, and how this molded her, gave a good emotional impact building block for why her work was important to her and even her feelings toward Aeden, her co-worker and love interest.As this is, what I call, a slice of life story, it is a glimpse into one character's life, they and the other characters don't always act in ways that the reader wants them to. I thought it was interesting how the parallels were there to be drawn between Aeden and Emily's father. Emily mentions similarities between the two and then how she can't quite connect with Aeden the way she wants to, possibly why she very quickly became fixated on Aeden. Aeden was a bit hard to read as we don't get his point of view, did he feel guilt tripped or did his feelings just naturally grow from being around Emily? However, this uncertainty did put the reader in the same boat with Emily and as she seems to struggle overall with human connection; you'll feel it.The science in the story was interesting and if you go in with the desire to soak in this world for awhile, you won't feel overwhelmed or lost. I'm definitely a layman with this field and thought everything was explained and relayed in a clear interesting manner, very few times did I feel maybe some in depth moments could be edited out. I do wish I could have gotten a better feel for Emily and some of the emotional moments could have reached deeper; her relationship with her father seemed like a rich well. I also thought her relationship with her boss Justin could have been explored more.I did think, for a debut, the author had an amazing ease of writing style that flowed well and kept me engaged to keep reading; the pages flew by. However, I ended up feeling like I didn't quite have a solid handle on Emily, her growth emotionally and career wise, was left somewhat open. Competitiveness and relationships in the workplace, why we do the things we do, and destiny versus our own decision making were all leading themes in this story about Emily as she searched for scientific and emotional answers. A slice of life story, where mice hold a lot of the answers.“[...]because at the end of the day science has nothing to do with luck, but with truth, and the truth does not always make one happy.â€I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.
I am going to be in a minority on this one but I must say I didn't love The DNA of You and Me. I thought it was an underwhelming love story. I appreciated the fact that this book is about a woman scientist, who works on her own research in the genetics field. I am all for stories about smart women in STEM and academics but I still expect a book that is marketed as a love story, especially a bitter-sweet love story, to be emotional and even a little angsty. I want sparks and chemistry (not the science, the other kind) when I read romantic books. The DNA of You and Me didn't have that.It read more like an academic paper than a romantic fiction. There were a lot of very technical descriptions of experiments, genes and DNA that went over my head. There was no chemistry between Emily and Aeden, there was hardly any relationship development, not to mention that Aeden was not a good love interest. I picked up this book because I wanted to read a love story, not a text book about DNA and olfactory neurons. And unfortunately this book did not give me what I was looking for. I am giving it 3 stars only because I did like both the premise and the smart heroine.*ARC provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
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