Published Reviews

Romance Fiction, Suite 101 reviews A SEAL in Wolf's Clothing by Terry Spear Terry Spear continues her wolfish romances with another wild romp using Hunter's sister Meara and his SEAL team mate Finn. Terry Spear has created a world that is... Read More »	A Cozy Reader's Nook reviews Crestmont by Holly Weiss The book is truly entertaining...a wildly entertaining read. Read More »
Book Review Websites reviews Crestmont by Holly Weiss “Crestmont is a fine and riveting read for historical fiction fans, highly recommended.” ... Read More »	Feathered Quill Book Review reviews Crestmont by Holly Weiss With extensive attention to detail, the author creates a beautifully realistic world of the hustle and bustle at a busy summer inn in the 1920s. Read More »
Reader Views reviews Crestmont by Holly Weiss Crestmont is an example of the best kind of story. Every one of the characters is lively and intricate. Readers who enjoy well-researched, credible fiction will... Read More »	Bookslut reviews Osa & Martin: For the Love of Adventure by Kelly Enright With a liberal amount of photographs and a solid collection of sources, Enright opens with a thorough look at Martin's childhood and how he came to be with the... Read More »
Midwest Book Review reviews Edited for Death by Michele Drier Edited for DeathMichele DrierMainly Murder PressA journalist searches for the truth, and that job sometimes leaks into a very similar profession. "Edited for Death... Read More »	Desert Spirit's Fire reviews Awaken Your Senses: Exercises for Exploring the Wonder of God by Brent Bill To help more of us experience more of the Divine, to be more present to everything in our surroundings and to ourselves throughout each entire day, Beth Booram... Read More »
Spirituality and Practice reviews Awaken Your Senses: Exercises for Exploring the Wonder of God by Brent Bill J. Brent Bill is a writer, retreat leader, and Quaker minister. Beth Booram is a spiritual director, congregational consultant, writer, and retreat leader. In this... Read More »	Read the Spirit reviews Awaken Your Senses: Exercises for Exploring the Wonder of God by Brent Bill This week, we are introducing two nationally known retreat leaders who are offering readers a bounty of fresh ideas for making 2012 an eye-opening, tastebud-... Read More »

Talent Development Resources reviews Archetypes for Writers: Using the Power of Your Subconscious by Jennifer Van Bergen Her book provides concrete information and exercises for, as she puts it, “doing archetypes” - not the “usual writing skills, but rather distinct, separate non-... Read More »	Journal of Scientific Exploration reviews The Gift: ESP: The Extraordinary Experiences of Ordinary People by Michael L Schmicker Research in parapsychology has tended to follow at least two different avenues of exploration. Many researchers have continued the work of J.B. Rhine by... Read More »
San Francisco Chronicle reviews BLUE NUDE by Elizabeth Rosner Model and artist walk a fine line A German and Israeli in exile form a bond, but each has baggage Reviewed by Charles Matthews Sunday, May 28, 2006 Blue Nude By... Read More »	Barnes & Noble Explorations reviews Infoquake by David Louis Edelman Brilliantly blending the cutthroat intrigues of the high-tech business world with revolutionary world building, Edelman could quite possibly be the love child of... Read More »
New Book Reviews reviews THE TEACHER by Robert Banfelder This is one of the best books I have read this year! Robert Banfelder is a masterful, storyteller, who has written a fantastic, and terrifying tale about evil and... Read More »	The Inkslinger reviews Bone Worship by Elizabeth Eslami "Elizabeth Eslami’s debut novel is a culture clash from the get-go, but it’s a beautifully written clash filled with the most familiar kinds of yearning, both... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews Fast Forward: Confessions of a Porn Screenwriter by Eric Spitznagel In a post-James Frey world, it’s wise for humor author Spitznagel (Planet Baywatch) and his publisher to include a disclaimer stating that “some elements have been... Read More »	TIME OF SINGING reviews By the Way: Poems over the Years by David Radavich "David Radavich has given us a thought-provoking and intriguing volume. Many pieces contain fine music that glows with reading aloud. The initial poem, '... Read More »
Elle Magazine reviews Dirty Words: A Literary Encyclopedia of Sex by Ellen Sussman School's out, but you can still expand your mind and possibly your repertoire by picking up Ellen Sussman's DIRTY WORDS: A Literary Encyclopedia of Sex (Bloomsbury... Read More »	Los Angeles Times reviews Where'd You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple Bernadette has a problem — well, actually, she has a few. She is entirely exasperated by the way the streets are laid out in Seattle. She dislikes Canadians. She... Read More »