‘Love on the Perimeter’ Earns Five Stars!

Readers’ Favorite has given five stars to Love on the Perimeter by Lloyd Devereux Richards, calling it “a compelling survival tale with unforgettable characters.” Don’t miss this thriller about a sensitive teen whose grandmother signs him up for a Quebec wilderness canoe camp. “What he expects at the camp is mosquitoes, not murder.”

The reviewer writes: “Lloyd Devereux Richards crafts a compelling survival tale with unforgettable characters, especially these two beautiful, broken souls. Llewelyn is a medicated youngster with low self-esteem, who even apologizes for existing. Eloise is riddled with grief over the death by drowning of her little brother. The two characters seem to match each other, scar for scar. The pacing races through the floatplane ambush, a shooting, a waterfall plunge, and a punji pit.”

Love on the Perimeter is packed with twists and surprises... This well-plotted novel is a wonderful ride through booby-trapped marshes, a lethal farmhouse, and the walls two wounded kids must break down to let love in.”

Read the full review here.

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