Published Reviews

Contra Costa Times/San Jose Mercury News reviews Nox Dormienda (A Long Night for Sleeping) by Kelli Stanley The Roman conquest of Britain continues to interest writers, and Stanley has come up with a different angle, focusing on Arcturus, a half-British, half-Roman... Read More »	Library Journal reviews Nox Dormienda (A Long Night for Sleeping) by Kelli Stanley ... the author, with her background in classics and archaeology, has a good sense of time and place. The staccato movement of the narrative is very reminiscent of... Read More »
Access My Library reviews Marie-Claire 3: Visitors by Kathy Stinson After reading this third book, I can't wait to read the first two! Marie Claire takes her readers on an adventure few will forget. She is a character that readers... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Hope is a Tattered Flag: Voices of Reason and Change for the Post-Bush Era (co-author, Peter Laufer) by Markos Kounalakis Washington Monthly writers Kounalakis (Beyond Spin: The Power of Strategic Corporate Journalism) and Laufer (Mission Rejected: U.S. Soldiers Who Say No to Iraq)... Read More »
CM: Canadian Review of Materials reviews Marie-Claire 3: Visitors by Kathy Stinson After reading this third book, I can't wait to read the first two! Marie Claire takes her readers on an adventure few will forget. She is a character that readers... Read More »	CM: Canadian Review of Materials reviews The Great Bike Race by Kathy Stinson Throughout the narrative, Stinson allows readers to observe demonstrations of loyalty and friendship as well as fun and competitiveness. Stinson beautifully... Read More »
Quill & Quire reviews The Great Bike Race by Kathy Stinson Stinson's writing is swift and natural; her characters are quickly drawn but not simplistic. The rivalries between the young friends, and their resolutions, are... Read More »	Bookslut reviews Crashing America by Katia Noyes "There’s plenty of hard lesbian sex along the trail, but it would be a mistake to relegate Crashing America or its author to a lesbian porn ghetto populated by... Read More »
Boston Globe reviews No One You Know by Michelle Richmond Thoughtful, involving, intricately constructed, and well written...Michelle Richmond never strikes a false note in No One You Know…It's an intelligent, emotionally... Read More »	Quill & Quire reviews Love Every Leaf: The Life of Landscape Architect Cornelia Hahn Oberlander by Kathy Stinson Stinson delivers her usual polished product, crafting a thoroughly researched, well-written text. Tundra hasn't scrimped on the production values, either, so the... Read More »

Deb's Book Bag reviews A Highland Werewolf Wedding by Terry Spear A Highland Werewolf Wedding is the eleventh book in the Heart of the Wolf series by Terry Spear. This highly acclaimed series is well known for Spear's great... Read More »	Newsweek reviews Finn by Jon Clinch Clinch's Pap is a convincingly nightmarish extrapolation of Twain's. He's the mad, lost and dangerous center of a world we'd hate to live in--or do we still live... Read More »
Fredericksburg Free-Lance Star reviews The Dust of 100 Dogs by A.S. King "An intricate and sometimes very funny story. ...well-researched and carries the reader seamlessly from Oliver Cromwell's Ireland to a modern-day trailer park in a... Read More »	Brian Setzer, Grammy-winning guitarist reviews Race With The Devil: Gene Vincent's Life In The Fast Lane by Susan VanHecke I loved it! I couldn't put it down! Read More »
Today.com reviews Months and Seasons by Christopher Meeks I’m not an avid fan of short story collections, but I have to say I enjoyed Months and Seasons by Christopher Meeks. The stories are versatile, interesting, keen... Read More »	Book reviews Healing and Transformation Through Self Guided Imagery by Leslie Davenport Leslie Davenport is an inspiring therapist and healer with a depth to her work that makes her an alchemist of the heart. She has a way of accompanying patients... Read More »
Pop Culture Junkie reviews The Brightest Moon of the Century by Christopher Meeks The Brightest Moon of the Century is one of my favorite kinds of stories. It explores a large portion of one person's life. You get to see how a person grows and... Read More »	Kirkus Book Reviews reviews Schuyler's Monster: A Father's Journey with His Wordless Daughter by Robert C. Rummel-Hudson The author’s evolving maturity is part of the story of his little girl’s struggle to cope with a brain deformity found in only 100 or so patients worldwide. After... Read More »
Fallen Angel Reviews reviews Pepe by Robby Charters ...Mr. Charters has created a futuristic society very much like our own. The class system that separates the well-to-do from the poor is very sad. Raul's father... Read More »	Synchronized Chaos reviews For The May Queen by Kate Evans Kate Evans’ recent novel For the May Queen follows Norma Jean, a young girl from the small California town of Auburn, through her 1981 freshman year at Sacramento... Read More »