Secret Light is a quick peek at life after WWII and how fear and hatred continues damage people's lives. Rafe is man about town, tall, good looking, successful and alone in the world. Officer Ben notices right away after responding to what turns out to be a hate-crime that Rafe is possibly a very sp...
I didn't get any clear impression of both MCs. Ralf's sad and tragic history was just very angsty and dramatic. And Ben was just too good to be true. But they never felt real to me. I didn't love the dog story part and the love story felt sappy to me.
Blue Ribbon Rating: 4 out of 5Original Review LinkIt’s 1955 and life isn’t always easy for an Austrian immigrant, but Rafe Colman makes it work. He’s a successful real estate agent, has a lovely home, an adoring dog, the ladies love him and he has casual friendships with his coworkers. On the surf...
I loved this book. When I started reading it at first I was a bit skeptical, normally a book like this is not that good. But from the moment I picked it up, I was drawn into the story and fell in love with the characters. Although it has serious topics, I could not help feeling like this book gives ...
OH MY GOODNESS.This story was so amazingly achingly sweet. I mean, it completely defied even my expectations. Everything just worked out so beautifully... And the characters. Oh, the characters.It was amazingly well-written. Amazingly so. Maxfield put in just the right amount of those little details...
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