Secrets in the Stone

By: Radclyffe

Narrated by: Sarah Lawrence

Rooke Tyler makes a living by carving headstones in a cemetery for wealthy families. At night she sculpts stone, pouring her dreams and desires into the figures she chisels. Then two women enter her life, one offering her passion, the other fame. Rooke's choice may expose her secrets and change her life - if she follows her heart.

©2009 Radclyffe (P)2016 Bold Strokes Books Inc

Another Life

Man that Radclyffe is a sho nuff writer! I mean what can't she wrote about!! I was sensing though that there was something mystical going on -- like another life with those two lovers and that the art agent was also there with them!! I feel like this could be another story line around the two lovers!! Any way she writes is ok with me -- a marvelous, well thought out, sensual and deductive story!! Radclyffe can even make the alphabet sexy!! Love it!!

Warning: mind control

I was really surprised and conflicted with this book. I absolutely loved the main character Rook and want to know more of her story. But I was really disturbed with the use of mind control and “brain-rape” that came across in this book, that to me, crossed the lines of consent. The story could have been just as intriguing without it. This was NOT what I was expecting from a Radclyffe book.

SECRETS IN THE STONE

As with all of Radclyffe's novels this was no exception, very entertaining and enjoyable. Get it.

Not Radclyffe's best but good nonetheless!

This by far wasn't one of my favorites but was still a good story to listen to. The narrator was decent as well.

Heart Radclyffe and Her Philadelphia Characters, but..

I really like the characters from the University Hospital, but in this story includes some stuff that verged on mental attacks, to put it mildly. I suppose some folks might be tittilated by the idea of being able to speak or affect another's mind, but... Violations of the mind are as unacceptable as physical attacks. The helplessness factor is even worse, unless one has good psychological protections.