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Ronald L. Herron once worked for some of the world's largest advertising agencies and enjoyed a long career in public relations and marketing with a Fortune 10 corporation.
Writing stories since the age of seventeen, he is the author of three novels and two short-story collections, including two award-winners. He lives and writes in Michigan.
Reviewed by Jessyca Garcia for Readers' Favorite
Street Light by R.L. Herron is the third book in the Reichold Street Trilogy. It also happens to be the first book in the series that I have read. Street Light is sort of a follow up book of all the events that have occurred in the first two, yet it also contains its own events.
Not having read the first two books in the Reichold Street Trilogy, I was a little lost at first, but R.L. Herron was quick to fix that by revealing pieces of major events that occurred in the earlier books. The Reichold Street Trilogy follows the lives of a group of friends from their teenage years, through Vietnam, and a deadly stalker. In Street Light, the Reichold Street gang thought they had finally escaped the person that was trying to ruin their lives. Little did they know that evil has many faces and they are not safe on their own territory.
I found Street Light hard to put down, especially after R.L. Herron revealed a little of what happened in the other books. I especially liked how R.L. Herron gave each character’s perspective by having every chapter told by a different character. My favorite character was Donnie, just because he was lovable and seemed to have lost the most. The friendship that the group had was amazing. I found myself regretting that I have never had a lifelong friendship like them.
R.L. Herron has made me want to read his previous books in the Reichold Street Trilogy, just so I can make sure I get the full story. If they are anything like Street Light then they are great. I recommend everyone to read Street Light, but my advice is to start with the first book, Reichold Street.
