Title: A Solid Showing
Product review: I don't usually find myself reading either historical novels or romantic stories, but I'm glad I made an exception for Silent Lies. The writing is what grabbed my attention and held it throughout. M.L. Malcolm's words flow beautifuly, painting a stunning portrait of a troubled hero. Leo Hoffman has a gift for languages and uses this to lift himself out of poverty and, ultimately, to flee for his life to Shanghi during WWI. Malcolm's hero is one of the best I've encountered; he compromises his integrity out of his desire to protect his wife and daughter, as well as a desire to "better" himself. The imagery is breathtaking, from the gleam of a button, to Leo's heartbreak when leaving his beloved Martha. Silent Lies is, quite simply, a beautiful book. Let Malcolm take you to from Budapest to Paris to Shanghi. Let Leo Hoffman win your heart. Read Silent Lies; your only regret will be that the book has to end.
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