Review: Charlie's Rainbow

Charlie's Rainbow by Victoria Sue
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Beautifully written follow-up to Joshua’s story. And yes, I think you need to read it first. It sets up the characters and their relationships to each other, along with other elements of the overall story arc in this series.

Victoria does an amazing job bringing Charlie to life with his problems and not having them over take his character. There is such an emotional pull you feel for Charlie. You want to cry over his traumatic childhood. And you cheer as he works to over come his tactile disorder and other fears. And he’s doing all this with the help of Noah.

Noah has his own problems to overcome. One is being left at the altar, and why he isn’t more broken up about it. Then there is Charlie, who he’s getting some very mixed signals from. Noah’s understanding as Charlie starts to trust him and explains his problems is beautiful to read.

This story is so full of ups and downs. Charlie’s journey as he takes a step forward and then two back, with Noah coaxing him forward again is an amazing rollercoaster ride. I can’t wait for the next in this series.


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