Reviews for Devil's Bridge

The average rating for Devil's Bridge based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-06-27 00:00:00 Nicholas Guarino This book was a truly interesting read, and I loved the characters that were introduced. The characters of Topher & Myra, and their relationship, reminded me so much of a relationship I had with a friend in high school. There are many similarities to that relationship and mine, but I have since lost touch with my friend; therefore, I just pray he is safe & happy. This book was a pleasant read for me, and knowing it was written by someone from my hometown & high school was sort of surreal to me. I would read it again, and I will definitely try to obtain the other books by this author. I recommend this book to mystery/thriller lovers, those interested in reading about true to life characters and anyone who is interested in reading about gay/lesbian couples. I personally feel this book could be enjoyed by many, and I believe you will be glad you read it - pleasantly surprised as you travel with the characters through their journey to finding themselves, becoming free.

Review # 2 was written on 2009-07-11 00:00:00 Moises Fajardo If a gay man, a lesbian, and a battered woman can't make a good suspense story, who can? Okay, that was a clumsy modification of a clever battle cry in the novel Devil's Bridge, but it works for this review. I enjoyed the way author Greg Lilly created his characters. The main ones, Topher and Myra, the gay man and battered woman, are well developed in their initial situations in Charlotte. Then they radically alter their situations by fleeing North Carolina to start new lives. I particularly enjoy the way the dynamics between Topher and Myra change as they make their way to Georgia, Texas, New Mexico, and finally Arizona. Devil's Bridge is definitely about the characters, but there's plenty of suspense dropped in at just the right moments to keep things moving. I enjoyed reading this novel and highly recommend it to readers who value friendships.