sweetromanceauthors's review
5.0
I loved this book about Christian. He is such a likable character, but also made to feel real. I have loved that throughout this series it is all dual point of view and that it is clean without any language. I also like that the characters throughout the series fall in love pretty quick and you get to see their relationship develop from there with a few extra kisses along the way.
meezcarrie's review
4.0
This one is probably my least favorite of the series so far, but I still enjoyed it very much. Almost non-stop suspense – of the chilling stalker kind – A Perfect Secret is a little less passionate than the others but the romance is deeper emotionally. In fact, the romance reminded me of Jane Austen’s Persuasion in many ways. Perhaps my favorite thing about A Perfect Secret is the interaction between the brothers – they are each unequivocally themselves when they congregate together. Cole is the leader but still a bit rapacious. Jared is completely and delightfully rogueish. Grant is as brooding as ever. And Christian lets his true side show more in this book than any other, appropriately enough given that it IS his story. Yet, for as different as they all are, they also have each others’ backs. No questions asked. So swoon-worthy!
(I received a copy of this book in exchange for only my honest review.)
(I received a copy of this book in exchange for only my honest review.)
sarahsbookstack's review against another edition
5.0
How I love Christian! He's really such a good man. It was so sad what Genevieve had to do in order to save her family from scandal. The torment that was wrought upon her is unforgivable and her husband despicable.
sarahsbookstack's review
5.0
How I love Christian! He's really such a good man. It was so sad what Genevieve had to do in order to save her family from scandal. The torment that was wrought upon her is unforgivable and her husband despicable.
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