Review: Fantastic
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 19, 2013
I recently read "You Can Still See the Stars in Seattle" by Kade Boehme for the second time.  I did  not write a review for the book after the first time I read it, and I'm glad that I didn't because I perceived even more out of the book the second time.This story is filled with angst and drama from the very first sentence, "There's a welling up of pain that starts deep in your chest when you know you're going to lose your s*** and cry." ...from Prologue.With that simple and descriptive sentence, the story takes off on one extraordinary and amazing roller coaster of a ride.Andrew Riley and Jacob Chase have hurt many people in their lives in their quest to find love and happiness.  The hurt even caused tragic consequences, yet as all great books, they find each other in ways more surprising to describe.If you enjoy your stories filled with torment and tragedy, and done so in a very authentic fashion, then "You Can Still See the Stars in Seattle" is definitely the book for you.Be sure to be prepared to cry, get angry, become frustrated, and ultimately jubilant, because this is the story for you and written by a true romantic at heart.  Love in fact conquers all and indeed, heals all wounds.Congratulations Kade Boehme for a job well done.