Published Reviews

HR Examiner reviews Stand Up For Yourself Without Getting Fired: Resolve Workplace Crises Before You Quit, Get Axed, Or Sue the Bastards by Donna Ballman Donna Ballman is an employee-side employment lawyer who has been practicing 25 years. She knows her stuff. Best of all, she can write. Ballman completely won me... Read More »	The Northern Poetry Review reviews Wayworn Wooden Floors by Mark Lavorato Mark Lavorato is a well-traveled poet, a fact evidenced in this collection; his words reference his experiences in various countries, sometimes obliquely,... Read More »
http://colonylibrarylady.com/2012/10/29/heroes-arise reviews HEROES ARISE by Laurel Anne Hill “Have you ever read a fantasy book that you really like? A lot?” I have. A few years ago, I read the novel Heroes Arise with my son. When we finished,... Read More »	Kirkus Reviews reviews Married at Fourteen: A True Story by Lucille Lang Day The uncompromisingly frank account of a gifted woman's unlikely journey from teenage mother and juvenile delinquent to award-winning writer and scholar. Read More »
Romantic Times reviews EDGE OF BLACK by JT Ellison Ellison delivers another outstanding crime thriller that plays on many of a reader's emotions: fear, love, hate and shock among them. It's obvious from the first... Read More »	Publisher's Weekly reviews EDGE OF BLACK by JT Ellison Publishers WeeklyA biological attack on the Washington, D.C., subway system propels Ellison’s suspenseful second Samantha Owens novel (after A Deeper Darkness).... Read More »
Lethbridge Living reviews Believing Cedric by Mark Lavorato Born and raised in Lethbridge, now Montreal-based, author Mark Lavorato has created one of the most intriguing and challenging books I've ever had the pleasure of... Read More »	The Irish Examiner reviews The Memory of Scent by Lisa Burkitt Looking to the past Saturday, August 18, 2012 The Memory of Scent Lisa BurkittThe History Press Ireland €13.50 Review: Afric... Read More »
Publisher's Weekly reviews One Mountain Away by Emilie Richards Despite a slow beginning, Richards (Sunset Bridge) manages to bring readers a well-crafted tale of atonement before death. Utterly alone after years of mistakes ("... Read More »	500 Words of Wisdom reviews Super Natural Home: Improve Your Health, Home, and Planet—One Room at a Time by Beth Greer We are all looking for ways to improve our health and explanations as to why there are so many illnesses and diseases these days. In my quest to find answers and... Read More »

Library Journal reviews The Bitch Posse by Martha O'Connor Not for the faint of heart, this debut novel will keep readers glued to the very last page. Read More »	Daily Telegraph, UK reviews TALES FROM THE EXPAT HAREM: Foreign Women in Modern Turkey (edited with Jennifer Eaton Gokmen) by Anastasia M Ashman 'Tales from the Expat Harem: Foreign Women in Modern Turkey' Ed. Anastasia M Ashman and Jennifer Eaton GökmenSeal Women's Travel293 pages, paperback, £8.99 This is... Read More »
Book Cover reviews Healing and Transformation Through Self Guided Imagery by Leslie Davenport Davenport's work is insightful, original and eminently useful for people of all ages and professions. Read More »	The Jamaican Gleaner reviews Until Judgement Comes: Stories about Jamaican Men by Opal Palmer Adisa Opal Palmer In love with Mr Write published: Sunday \| March 2, 2008 Barbara Nelson, Contributor Opal Palmer Adisa is in love with writing. Her first stories, she... Read More »
Amazon reviews Tales From Gundarland by Hank Quense Welcome to Gundarland, a unique place filled with humans, dwarfs, Yuks, elves. Enter this world created by a god who sneezed. You read that right He sneezed with... Read More »	The New York Times reviews What the Dogs Have Taught Me by Merrill Markoe Merrill Markoe has a keen eye for the little lunacies of modern living. Hers is a special talent, desperately needed these days. Read More »
The Metro reviews Charlotte Greenwood: The Life and Career of the Comic Star of Vaudeville, Radio and Film by Grant Hayter-Menzies Charlotte Greenwood burnished her little corner of the movie Oklahoma! as Aunt Eller, perhaps the most authentically Oklahoman character in the movie; Schulyer... Read More »	Los Angeles Times reviews The Marriage of True Minds by Stephen Evans When a novel opens with the scene of an indoor pool filled with lobsters and enough ice to keep them alive, and the environmental attorney who rigged this stunt in... Read More »
NY Daily News reviews Our Farm: By the Animals of Farm Sanctuary by Maya Gottfried "Gottfried... based her poems on real-life animals that reside at Farm Sanctuary, one of the nation's leading animal protection organizations." Read More »	Sacramento Press reviews Married at Fourteen: A True Story by Lucille Lang Day "...this is one of the best books I’ve read in a very long time, memoir or otherwise." Read More »