Published Reviews

The Denver Post reviews Oxygen by Carol Cassella Anesthesiologist Carol Cassella is obviously at home in the medical world that houses her vibrant debut, "Oxygen." And it isn't until the last quarter of the book... Read More »	MYSTERY SCENE MAGAZINE reviews TOROS & TORSOS by Craig McDonald “McDonald's sophomore effort is a lot of fun, as the author effortlessly and credibly incorporates his characters and storyline into such real life happenings as... Read More »
School Library Journal reviews THE HAPPINESS TREE: Celebrating the gifts of trees we treasure by Andrea Alban Gosline “Beautiful…the jewel-toned illustrations of the natural world immediately draw the eye….handsomely illustrated.” Read More »	Gifted and Talented Child Blog reviews THE HAPPINESS TREE: Celebrating the gifts of trees we treasure by Andrea Alban Gosline “ ... this is a book that sings! The rhyming text is unique and musical and the illos are vibrant and melodious. This is not your average picture book. In it,... Read More »
Kirkus Reviews reviews THE HAPPINESS TREE: Celebrating the gifts of trees we treasure by Andrea Alban Gosline “ ... gorgeous jewel-toned illustrations featuring anthropomorphized trees are sure to be pored over by young readers, who will be taken in by their fairy-forest... Read More »	Mom is Just a Nickname reviews The River, By Moonlight by Camille Marchetta This book earned a prize for the Eric Hoffer Award for Excellence in Independent Publishing in 2008 and it’s easy to see why. The story is told beautifully, and... Read More »
Romance Reviews Today reviews Running Scared by Cheryl Norman "...Excellent writing, characters trying to grow beyond their previous limitations, along with a thrilling plot earn RUNNING SCARED an RRT Perfect 10." Read More »	Amazon.Com reviews Tide of Death by Pauline Rowson A good quality domestic thriller. There is a strong plot and some nice characterisation and dialogue, which makes this a notch above the average fare out there.... Read More »
BookTribes reviews In Cold Daylight by Pauline Rowson Pauline Rowson has the knack of captivating the audience. You will be taken on a thrilling mystery and just when you think you know who done what to whom, the... Read More »	Library Journal reviews Do Gentlemen Really Prefer Blondes?: Bodies, Behavior, and Brains -- the Science Behind Love, Sex, and Attraction by Jena Pincott Former science editor Pincott explores the science of attraction based on the latest scientific studies in biology, evolutionary psychology, neuroscience, and the... Read More »

New Orleans Times-Picayune reviews 7 Tattoos: A Memoir in the Flesh by Peter Trachtenberg "Mr. Trachtenberg is a splendid, if curious, raconteur--world-class at literate whining . . . and close to that in assuming the comical stance of aesthete/thug (... Read More »	The Short Review reviews Months and Seasons by Christopher Meeks Interview with Christopher Meeks The Short Review: How long did it take you to write all the stories in your collection? Christopher Meeks: After college, I wrote... Read More »
Kirkus Reviews reviews Hammers by Ron Dakron Ne plus ultra bizarre, man! With cartilaginous prose, soft as fishbone, sense-bending and scattershot as a Robin Williams shtick where lost meanings blast by,... Read More »	Obsidian Bookshelf reviews Maloney's Law by Anne Brooke Read More »
School Library Journal reviews The Trouble with Rules by Leslie Bulion "Readers will empathize with the protagonist and may see themselves in her as she struggles with peer relationships. Refreshingly, Nadie develops her own "rules"... Read More »	San Francisco Chronicle reviews Taking Aim at the President: The Remarkable Story of the Woman Who Shot at Gerald Ford by Geri Spieler On Sept. 22, 1975, a seemingly unremarkable 45-year-old named Sara Jane Moore shot at President Gerald Ford in San Francisco. She missed, but only by about 6... Read More »
BOXCAR Poetry Review reviews Black Swan by Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon With studied equanimity, with swan-like grace, she simultaneously foregrounds and deconstructs gender and race Read More »	College Candy reviews Rude Awakenings of a Jane Austen Addict by Laurie Viera Rigler "both charming and laugh-inducing" Read More »
American Chronicle reviews Healing With Words: A Writer's Cancer Journey by Diana Raab Read More »	The Bohemian reviews Finnish-American Poetry by Rauhala, Vartnaw, Hagelberg by Bill Vartnaw 'Finnish-American Poetry' features works by Johanna Rauhala, Bill Vartnaw and Don Hagelberg in a small volume of open-format poetry. Rauhala's poetry is set... Read More »