Reviewed by Louisa
TITLE: Secret Seth 
AUTHOR: Ki Brightly
PUBLISHER: Brightly Books
LENGTH: 275 pages
RELEASE DATE: February 19, 2018
BLURB:
Tyler Faulkner lived for his work, constructing Hollywood sets. His designs were perfect, and he expected equal perfection from his crew and himself. But, talented as he was, he felt trapped. A creative clash with a producer left him out of more than just a job, and Tyler decided that maybe a new beginning was exactly what he needed.
Seth Goodwin was reliable. So rock-steady that his father made him a partner in the family construction business over his older brothers. Seth’s job was simple—he took a highly skilled crew out on the road to build ridiculously expensive projects for rich clients. Their success prompted Seth and his dad to hire a new designer.
Seth wasn’t so steady around Tyler. Tyler didn’t simply draw art; he forced it into reality, elbowing his way into Seth’s work crew and life, whether he wanted him there or not. But Seth had a secret he’s been keeping for a long while, and Tyler, flamboyant and verbose, wasn’t someone who fit in a closet, unless he was looking for the perfect shoes to go with his outfit. Would Seth and Tyler be able to make it work? Or would everyone’s secrets catch up with them?
REVIEW:
Ki Brightly has done something wonderful in writing Secret Seth. This story grows beautifully from the first page right to the end. Tyler is unapologetically himself, with makeup, art and some serious building skills. Seth is very good at leading his crew, but is generally and quiet and unassuming. His family’s construction business means that Seth is constantly on the road.
What I loved reading was Seth’s feelings growing. He wants to know someone first, understanding them and their feelings before having a deeper relationship. And Ki Brightly did that so well. I felt like I got to know Seth and Tyler. It felt really natural. The opposites attract storyline was so well done and enjoyable.
All the characters are very real and interesting. Seth and Tyler interacting is great. Tyler with the building crew was really enjoyable, maybe not overly realistic, but very enjoyable. I loved the way that Seth’s family interact. They are loud and busy, but they love each other. Seth’s father is a favourite of mine. He isn’t perfect, but I enjoyed his character.
I would have liked to have seen more of Seth and Tyler after they become a couple. Though I completely loved the Epilogue. Overall Secret Seth was a wonderful read, which I can see re-reading many times over again.
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