Published Reviews

Publishers Weekly reviews The Last Queen by Christopher W Gortner The 1492 conquest of Granada makes for high adventure and royal intrigue in this second sparkling historical from Gortner (The Secret Lion). Spanish Princess Juana... Read More »	BC Magazine reviews Seabird by Sherry Thompson "Seabird, the debut novel by Sherry Thompson, is reminiscent of Lewis's classic series in terms of the rich fantasy world the author has crafted . . . . . . "The... Read More »
CK2S Kwips and Kritiques reviews River by Skyla Dawn Cameron No one would ever guess that RIVER is a debut novel unless you told them! Skyla Dawn Cameron has perfectly captured the angst of the teenage years in a format... Read More »	ParanormalRomance Reviews reviews River by Skyla Dawn Cameron This is a terrific book, filled with unique and well-drawn characters, realistic dialogue, and a great deal of humor, as River has to deal with a sudden and... Read More »
Booklist, Starred Review reviews The Enders Hotel: A Memoir by Brandon R Schrand "Schrand’s deeply textured memoir of life in a small Idaho town boasts a rich palette of glittering iridescent hues, somber earth tones, and delicate, evocative... Read More »	The Mystery Gazette; Harriet Klausner Reviews reviews Virgins And Martyrs by Earl Merkel Virgins and Martyrs-E. L. Merkel Virgins and Martyrs E. L. Merkel Five Star, Apr 2008, $25.95 ISBN: 9781594146350 In Spanish Bay, Florida, a powerful bomb... Read More »
Wall Street Journal reviews Pretty Is What Changes by jessica queller The DNA Dilemma Grappling With Bad News From Genetic Testing By LAURA LANDRO April 5, 2008; Page W8 Pretty Is What Changes By Jessica Queller Spiegel & Grau,... Read More »	The News Review reviews The Wish & The Wonder: Words of Wisdom for Expectant Parents by Gail Perry Johnston Gail Perry Johnston and Jill Perry Rabideau launched Cupola Press to help people through challenging times. They take the approach of not telling anyone what to do... Read More »
Washington Post reviews Facts About the Moon: Poems by Dorianne Laux Poet's Choice By Robert Pinsky  Sunday, May 13, 2007; BW1 Poetry appeals to people who get bored easily. It can accomplish a lot in small spaces: sometimes, in... Read More »	Kirkus Review reviews The Last Days Of Madame Rey by A.W. Hill THE LAST DAYS OF MADAME REY by A.W. Hill: • For more information on the author and the book/series, please check out his web site: www.awhill.net Praise: “A... Read More »

The Globe Corner Bookstore reviews Pearl Jacket and Other Stories: Flash Fiction from Contemporary China by Shouhua Qi "The Pearl Jacket and Other Stories is full of short-shorts with this biting irony or crisp, cruel social criticism. However, it also shares with the readers... Read More »	Perceptive Travel reviews The Possibility of Everything by Hope Edelman “What do you believe in?” Uzi asked me one night. “I’m a card-carrying member of the Church of the Senses,” I said. “I have to see to believe.” “No, I’... Read More »
Wichita Eagle reviews The Evolution of Shadows by Jason Quinn Malott War is gritty and messy, rarely as glorious as it is in the movies or as sanitized as it can seem from a distance. The Balkan wars in the 1990s — particularly the... Read More »	Examiner.com reviews BLOOD STRANGERS: A Memoir by Kathy Briccetti In her memoir, Blood Strangers, Katherine A. Briccetti takes on the complex, politically-charged and personally confusing question of what constitutes a family and... Read More »
http://www.teenaintoronto.com/2010/06/book-switch-2010-grant-mckenzie.html reviews SWITCH — Canada by Grant McKenzie Hard to put down! The chapters are short and snappy ... and I kept saying, "I'll just read one more chapter ... one more chapter". The pace is quick and frantic... Read More »	The Boston Globe reviews Color Blind by Precious Williams Gorgeously written with a fiercely honest voice, “Color Blind,’’ shows that who we are is shaped by how we are nurtured, even when our histories leave damage that... Read More »
Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries reviews The Rise and Fall of Managed Care: A Comprehensive History of a Mass Medical Movement by Richard Dean Smith Book Review Rise and Fall of Managed Care; a comprehensive history of a mass medical movement. Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries. September 2001, Vol... Read More »	Kirkus Reviews reviews Please ignore Vera Dietz by A.S. King PLEASE IGNORE VERA DIETZ Author: King, A.S. A star is assigned to books of unusual merit, determined by the editors of Kirkus Reviews. A harrowing but ultimately... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews The Jamais Vu Papers (with Wim Coleman) by Pat Perrin In this fresh, experimental novel, a psychotherapist, Hector Glasco, attempts to cure Hilary, a jaded movie queen, of her "perpetual sense of déja vu." … Cleverly... Read More »	Best Science Fiction Stories .com reviews Red/Shift by Geoffrey Thorne Today I am going to do something that I don’t normally do, and something that I generally don’t like doing: I am going to review a non-free story that was... Read More »