Published Reviews

Howard County Times reviews Killer by Dave Zeltserman As "Killer" opens, Leonard March is one of the most hated men in Boston. Arrested for murder, Leonard cut a deal to inform on a mob boss. Assured of a lenient... Read More »	The Boston Globe reviews Killer by Dave Zeltserman Dave Zeltserman is at it again writing about ex-con antiheroes with the kind of panache that would make Jim Thompson, king of the psycho killer novels, proud. In... Read More »
Bookreporter.com reviews The Caretaker of Lorne Field by Dave Zeltserman If you see Dave Zeltserman, tell him he owes me a night’s sleep. Zeltersman is arguably best known for his fine works in the crime fiction genre, novels and short... Read More »	Newsday reviews The Caretaker of Lorne Field by Dave Zeltserman Every man, woman, child - not to mention dog and plant - owes its life to Jack Durkin. Had he and nine generations of Durkins before him not been weeding a field... Read More »
http://thewrittenuniverse.blogspot.com/ reviews A SIGH FOR LIFE'S COMPLETION by Sara Kuhns Kuhns weaves an intricate story whose characters fairly leap off the page. The characters are all clearly defined and could easily support books on their own. Even... Read More »	http://www.infernaldreams.net/books.html reviews A SIGH FOR LIFE'S COMPLETION by Sara Kuhns That Sara Kuhns has a great command of the English language is readily apparent from start to finish in this lengthy novel of 401 pages. And that should come as no... Read More »
Jacket Magazine reviews d.a.levy and the mimeograph revolution by Larry R. Smith Yes, d.a.levy & the mimeograph revolution, edited by Bottom Dog publisher Larry Smith and Ingrid Swanberg, portrays levy as both Cleveland partisan and... Read More »	Smithsonian Bookdragon reviews East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres by Andrew Q Lam Unlike the rest of Andrew Lam‘s relatives who only want to bombard him with questions about meeting Hiroyuki Sakai of Iron Chef fame (I don’t watch TV and I hate... Read More »
Five Monkies reviews The Elf Queen by Barbara Mountjoy I have been reading some really great books lately. One of them that I was recently sent was The Elf Queen by Lyndi Alexander. Mrs. Alexander is mom to 7 (and I... Read More »	Texas Books in Review reviews The Holdouts by Sherry Clements For Martha, who is landlocked in Arkansas during the 1960s and ’70s, the Gulf of Mexico is a pirate’s paradise of monkeys swinging from coconut trees and Texas... Read More »

http://www.lesbilicious.co.uk/books-art/review-my-miserable-lonely-lesbian-pregnancy-by-andrea-askow reviews My Miserable, Lonely, Lesbian Pregnancy by andrea askowitz Andrea is a 35-year-old pregnant, neurotic single lesbian. She wets herself when she sneezes, she pukes at the roadside and pretends that she’s praying, and she... Read More »	Amazon reviews Love At Absolute Zero by Christopher Meeks FIVE STARS After enjoying Christopher Meeks' cleverly self-deprecating short story collection The Middle-Aged Man and the Sea, I decided to pick up his... Read More »
Library Journal reviews All the Pretty Girls by JT Ellison With this debut thriller, Ellison puts her mentoring by Lee Child to good use. A serial killer named the Southern Strangler is making the rounds of several... Read More »	Spokesmen Journal reviews THE CRYING TREE by Naseem Rakha A powerful and stunning debut novel...replete with insights into the delicate family dynamics and suppressed emotions of those left behind. Written with wisdom and... Read More »
Shamokal, a Bangladeshi daily ,10th October 2008 issue. reviews The Dark Abode by Sarojini Sahoo Sarojini Sahoo is a remarkable writer of Oriya language. She is known as one of the first ranking feminist writers of India. Known mainly as a fiction writer, she... Read More »	Portland Tribune reviews Severed Threads by Kaylin McFarren by Linda Yoshida “Kaylin McFarren's latest novel is a fast-paced mixture of romance, mystery and adventure, with more than a dash of the paranormal tossed in for good measure. It's... Read More »
Romantic Times reviews THE BRO-MAGNET by Lauren Lise Baratz-Logsted "an absolutely charming, feel-good read. Lauren Baratz-Logsted writes genuine characters, killer comedic timing and romantic blunders that are truly something... Read More »	San Jose Mercury News reviews My Postwar Life: New Writings from Japan and Okinawa by Elizabeth McKenzie "My Postwar Life: New Writings From Japan and Okinawa" edited by Elizabeth Mc- Kenzie (Chicago Quarterly Review Books, $19.95, 328 pages). Santa Cruz editor... Read More »
Psicologia Práctica reviews The Art of Living: A Practical Guide to Being Alive by Claire Elizabeth Terry Su título lo dice todo: 'El arte de vivir', lo que no es poco. Vivir la vida como un milagro, no como algo regalado que está ahí, día tras día, sin atribuirle un... Read More »	The Seattle Times reviews The Glass Butterfly by Louise Marley Seattle-based opera singer/novelist Louise Marley knits together two related plot lines — a contemporary story about a therapist in deadly peril from a patient,... Read More »