Published Reviews

Publisher's Weekly reviews Waking Lazarus by TL Hines Hines handles the numerous flashbacks and switches in point of view well, and has a deft touch in knowing just how much information to give and how much to... Read More »	Publisher's Weekly reviews The Dead Whisper On by TL Hines A miner-turned-garbage collector is the refreshingly different protagonist of this sophomore horror outing by Hines (Waking Lazarus)...Hines writes with wry humor... Read More »
Library Journal reviews The Dead Whisper On by TL Hines Hines excels at writing gripping supernatural thrillers with plenty of twists and turns; he'll pull you in from page one. Read More »	Library Journal reviews Waking Lazarus by TL Hines Hines's intricate thriller about a man declared dead several times offers plenty of twists and turns without sacrificing character development. Supernatural... Read More »
San Francisco Examiner reviews Mediterranean Summer by David Shalleck I couldn't put down David Shalleck's account of working as the sole cook on a 125-foot schooner owned by an extravagantly wealthy Italian couple as it sailed along... Read More »	Los Angeles Times reviews The Post-War Dream (Hardcover) [2008] by Mitch Cullin Hollis' scouring memories of war are dramatic and evocative, to be sure, but it's the little things, like Hollis' unearthing green plastic toy soldiers in his... Read More »
Friends of Radio 3 reviews Rejoice Burning - New South African Plays by James Whyle "The contrasts between black and white are understated: an old world and a new; the enterprising Rejoice has more to him than the prosaic Warren; the... Read More »	The Metro (Silicon Valley) reviews Beer, Blood & Cornmeal by Bob Calhoun "(Beer, Blood and Cornmeal) just makes you want to don a leopard skin and get paid 20 bucks to go in the ring and beat up a dude... Read More »
Library Journal reviews Pretty Is What Changes by jessica queller Two weeks after Queller's maternal grandmother died from kidney failure, her mother was diagnosed with metastasized ovarian cancer. Eleven months after she, too,... Read More »	Kirkus Reviews reviews Pretty Is What Changes by jessica queller Television writer Queller recalls testing positive at age 34 for the BRCA-1 gene mutation and her subsequent decision to undergo a double mastectomy. In 2002, the... Read More »

Kirkus Review reviews THE MURDERER'S DAUGHTERS by Randy Susan Meyers Ten-year-old Lulu and eight-year-old Merry are caught up in adult turmoil when their father murders their mother in July 1971. Over the subsequent three decades,... Read More »	San Diego Jewish World reviews MURIEL'S WAR: AN AMERICAN HEIRESS IN THE NAZI RESISTANCE by sheila isenberg “The life of Muriel Gardiner … is truly heartwarming – the number of lives she saved, or at least had a hand in saving, was incredibly great. And the saga of her... Read More »
Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books reviews Anya's War by Andrea Alban Gosline “[a] solid depiction of the setting: the markets, the homes, and the streets are brought vividly to life, providing a visual backdrop for this seldom-told chapter... Read More »	Pridesource reviews "Heart" (in the anthology FOOL FOR LOVE). by 'Nathan Burgoine But it's the newcomers that give this fine book its the-future-of-queer-lit-is-good edge. Among them: Josh Helmin on high school attraction, 'Nathan Burgoine on... Read More »
Simply Stacy reviews Sleeper's Run by Henry Mosquera I highly recommend that you pick it up. Henry Mosquera writes with a driving intensity and continues an exciting pace until a surprisingly poignant ending. Two... Read More »	The Providence Journal reviews Hystera by Leora Skolkin-Smith “Leora Skolkin-Smith’s new novel, “Hystera,” provides a very vivid sense of being in the head of someone having a psychotic breakdown, and is a powerfully useful... Read More »
How to Dress for Every Occasion by The Pope (illustrated) The National Post reviews How to Dress for Every Occasion by The Pope (illustrated) by Lisa Brown As head of the Vatican, the Pope is a busy, busy man. Many pressing issues vie for His Grace's attention, among them the manner in which his congregation pulls... Read More »	lovereading.co.uk reviews Switch by Grant McKenzie Terrific, you’ve got to read this one. It’s a race-against-time thriller with a husband/father forced to commit crimes (including murder) to protect his kidnapped... Read More »
The Washington Times reviews Deathryde: Rebel Without a Corpse by Michael P. Naughton If you have a taste for slambang satire that plays games with the names of dead celebrities from James Dean to Barbara Stanwyck and a hearse driver with the... Read More »	Comic Book Resources reviews Egg Story by J Marc Schmidt "(Egg Story) touches you -- on the funny bone -- and makes you revel in the glory of the art form." Read More »