Review: Secret Love is a fast read with a perfect love story.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 14, 2014
It’s no secret that I love anything Christine Warner puts to print. She is a natural born writer not to be missed and her latest title, Secret Love, proves it.My heart crushed along with Lizzie’s when she confesses her love to Wayne only to have him send her away. Well…she was only thirteen years old.Move forward ten years and it's Principal Wayne Whitmore- her boss. And she's a teacher at Saranac High School. Despite the fact she’s no longer the little girl who could climb trees like a monkey, Lizzie is still Rick’s little sister. One wrong move or word slipped and the entire school would learn of a childhood crush that’s now changed sides.This short story has everything good about falling love, heart-thumping attraction, family responsibility and a small town community. I really enjoyed the ‘what-if’ game, a clever way to expose those well-reined in feelings without messing things up. After all…it’s just a game, right?Secret Love caught my attention not only from the beautiful cover, but I love the fifties era and especially the title song from the movie Calamity Jane starring Doris Day and Howard Keel…swoon worthy for sure! And Ms. Warner has created two perfectly matches characters deserving their happy-ever-after. And I’m glad to have met them.Looking forward to book two in this series.