Published Reviews
CM: Canadian Review of Materials reviews
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...
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CM: Canadian Review of Materials reviews
Throughout the narrative, Stinson allows readers to observe demonstrations of loyalty and friendship as well as fun and competitiveness. Stinson beautifully...
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Quill & Quire reviews
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...
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Bookslut reviews
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...
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Boston Globe reviews
Thoughtful, involving, intricately constructed, and well written...Michelle Richmond never strikes a false note in No One You Know…It's an intelligent, emotionally...
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Quill & Quire reviews
Stinson delivers her usual polished product, crafting a thoroughly researched, well-written text. Tundra hasn't scrimped on the production values, either, so the...
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CM: Canadian Review of Materials reviews
... The intense personal interest of the author is reflected in the thorough research, attention to detail that brings the subject to life, and the conversational...
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Globe and Mail reviews
This lovely circular tale begins and ends with a horse but gallops off in several other directions before its work is done. In the beginning, 'A barn can have … a...
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Quill & Quire reviews
The story’s lovely conceit works perfectly….This one has the feel of a classic.
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CM: Canadian Review of Materials reviews
…will surely be appreciated by anyone reading…aloud to a pre-school classroom or (to) new readers.
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Mentajack.com reviews
"For a first novel, I’m impressed with Ice Song. A rich world has been created. In the end, I was quite impressed by how it grew in my mind in the wake of Sorykah’...
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Dallas Morning News reviews
by Eugenia Kim
“What distinguishes The Calligrapher's Daughter from other Asian mother-daughter novels – and there are many – is its setting in Korea under Japanese occupation....
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www.outriggerhawaii.com reviews
by Hope Edelman
You know the axiom that goes, “It’s not what you know but who?” Some would say that’s true about life on Kaua’i.
I’ll never forget one Saturday afternoon a few...
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Meridian: The Semi-Annual from the University of Virginia, Issue 24 reviews
by Tara J Betts
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Publisher's Weekly (Starred Review) reviews
by Mark Coggins
Coggins's outstanding fifth mystery to feature San Francisco PI August Riordan (after 2007's Runoff) successfully blends an over-the-top premise with an...
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MostlyFiction.com, Amazon reviews
by Edie Meidav
In this artful, cerebral novel spanning four decades and encompassing the tribal conventions and counterculture movements of the 70's and 80's, the reader is...
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Evergreen Review reviews
by Alan Kaufman
"In passage after passage, we see the truths of the heart are hard won; and this, the psychic searching that is behind every emotion rendered, accounts for the...
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Publishers Weekly reviews
by J R Lankford
Lankford’s third thriller in her Jesus Thief series... is a heady blend of diverse cultures, religions, and human passions ... the story is engaging, and the...
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Jackson Clarion-Ledger reviews
The best detective novel you will read this year. A realistic, scorching read.
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