Published Reviews

SaMIE Designs reviews Sleeper's Run by Henry Mosquera This storyline is constantly moving forward at a sprinting pace, full of espionage, fights, and hacking plots. Read More »	Historical Novel Society reviews The Seventh Gate by Richard Zimler (The Seventh Gate) is a mystery on one level, and there is mysticism, but that isn’t what this book is about in the final analysis. It is a personal, intense... Read More »
Los Angeles Times reviews Where'd You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple Bernadette has a problem — well, actually, she has a few. She is entirely exasperated by the way the streets are laid out in Seattle. She dislikes Canadians. She... Read More »	Entertainment Weekly reviews Where'd You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple Most teens think their parents are nuts, but Bee has hard proof: emails, faxes, and FBI documents forming a disturbing portrait of her brilliant mother,... Read More »
The New York Times reviews Where'd You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple The free-range hilarity of “Where’d You Go, Bernadette” begins with Bee Branch’s report card from Galer Street School in Seattle, “a place where compassion,... Read More »	http://aidyreviews.net/spirits-of-new-orleans-review/ reviews Spirits of New Orleans: Voodoo Curses, Vampire Legends and Cities of the Dead by Kala Ambrose "I found it to be nearly impossible to pull myself away from reading Spirits of New Orleans, as it introduced me to an unknown local history and folklore. The tips... Read More »
http://www.exploreyourspirit.com/neworleansbook.html reviews Spirits of New Orleans: Voodoo Curses, Vampire Legends and Cities of the Dead by Kala Ambrose "Let Kala Ambrose be your tour guide to the ghosts, spirits, and revenants... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Four Sisters, All Queens by Sherry Jones Jones’s excellent new historical (after the prequel, White Heart) reimagines the world of 13th-century Europe and the dramatic true story of four sisters who... Read More »
El Pais (literary supplement) reviews The Warsaw Anagrams by Richard Zimler Por eso resulta original esta novela, que nunca abandona una visión optimista y positiva pese a la gravedad de los hechos que narra. Zimler, con diálogos bien... Read More »	Euro Crime reviews The Warsaw Anagrams by Richard Zimler I found this a deeply moving book. It deals with the Second World War but with an aspect of it that is not discussed too often, and the author has researched... Read More »

The Witness reviews The Book of War by James Whyle "Candid, compelling, at times engagingly droll and written with a subtlety that packs powerful effects into simple-seeming prose, Whyle's book is a triumphant mix... Read More »	LOS ANGELES TIMES reviews The Poet: The Life and Los Angeles Times of Jim Murray by Steven Robert Travers Each day the sports pages teem with wins and losses, statistics and scores, victors and runners-up. But that's not all. "Sports don't just have to be about... Read More »
Richmond Times-Dispatch reviews While My Guitar Gently Weeps (JP Kinkaid #2) by Deborah Grabien Some authors dazzle with a debut novel, only to find themselves never able to replicate their first effort. Others start out with a fairly good effort and improve... Read More »	The Momus Report reviews All You Bastards Can Go Jump Off a Bridge! by J Marc Schmidt "...heartfelt and occasionally raw in its observational detail." "All You Bastards... shows how far Schmidt is willing to push the boat out to develop his craft -... Read More »
Bookgasm reviews We All Fall Down by Simon Wood Thriller author Simon Wood’s WE ALL FALL DOWN is a fast-paced page-turner that will gain even more fans for his output. Hayden Duke works is a freelance contractor... Read More »	Amazon.com reviews Alive in Necropolis by Doug Dorst Mix one part gritty police procedural with one part ghost story, add a splash of teen angst and a hefty dose of black humor, and you have Doug Dorst's brilliant... Read More »
Kirkus Review reviews A Prayer for the Departed by Bill Broder Broder’s careful, eloquent meditations upon family life transform this account from a mere history or memoir to a celebration of, and tribute to, family life. “... Read More »	Eileen Goudge, NYT bestselling author reviews The Midwife's Confession by Diane Chamberlain "The title screams, "Pick me up!" and you won't be sorry you did. The Midwife's Confession is an engrossing tale, one that keeps you guessing to the end, with all... Read More »
Sequential Tart reviews All You Bastards Can Go Jump Off a Bridge! by J Marc Schmidt "The variety of comics here surprised me and I appreciated that." Read More »	People Magazine reviews Pretty Is What Changes by jessica queller (Four Stars) TV writer Jessica Queller was 34 and single when she discovered that, as she now puts it, "my own body could kill me." Less than a year... Read More »