Published Reviews

Amazon reviews A Tale of Two Kitties by Jodi Bowersox The illustrations and story line of J. B. Stockings' book will resonate with and amuse all readers who admire or have ever lived with a cat. Stockings... Read More »	Amazon reviews The Stubborn Princess by Jodi Bowersox The Stubborn Princess by J.B. Stockings is the number one favorite book of our youngest Granddaughter, who is 2 1/2. The book is fun with creatively written... Read More »
Amazon reviews Interiors By Design by Jodi Bowersox Full of surprising twists, this romance has mystery, love and danger all packed into one book! The descriptions make it easy to "see" the plot unfold. The... Read More »	Amazon reviews Horses, Adrenaline, and Love by Jodi Bowersox Jodi's book is refreshingly clean and delightful!! I found myself staying up past my normal bedtime so I could find out what happened in the next chapter. This... Read More »
Caught Between the Pages reviews Sleeper's Run by Henry Mosquera I’ve really been looking forward to reading more novels like this lately so when I had the opportunity to read Sleeper’s Run I jumped on it! I got the action and... Read More »	Amazon Review reviews Beautiful Lies by Rob Loughran I definitely enjoyed this book. It's a great story, one that explores the dark side of "normal" people who might think about doing something "wrong" but never... Read More »
Smashwords.com reviews Beautiful Lies by Rob Loughran "Beautiful Lies" a hard-boiled crime novel by Rob Loughran is a carefully written and ingenious glimpse into the mind of a thrill killer, what he is thinking,... Read More »	Poetry International/ Issue 18/19/ 2012 reviews "Beautiful Soon Enough" by Margo Berdeshevsky Beautiful Soon Enough "The stories in this prize-winning collection are all about sex. They’re tactile, explosive, hilarious, rueful, and knowing. They’re... Read More »
aethlon reviews Final Fenway Fiction: More Short Stories from Red Sox Nation by Matthew Michael Hanlon Although the term "fan fiction" might strike some as praise that is as faintly damning as "journeyman pitcher" or "utility infielder," the stories in Final... Read More »	Amazon Reviews reviews Christmas When Music Almost Killed the World by Aberjhani From the strong, eye-catching cover showing two black angels, male and female, designed by Luther Vann, to the last page of "Christmas When Music Almost Killed... Read More »

Chicosol.com reviews Birds of Paradise Lost by Andrew Q Lam By Lindajoy Fenley © chicoSol posted April 5 Andrew Lam's short story collection, "Birds of Paradise Lost," lured me into a labyrinth of past and... Read More »	Library Journal reviews KRYMSIN NOCTURNES by Joseph Armstead In a noir version of the present, a group of immortals known as Olympians engage in an ongoing struggle against a secret cabal of vampires, quasihumans whose... Read More »
bookideas.com reviews The War of the Roses-The Children by Warren Adler Sequels can be tricky and dangerous. Just ask Laurence J. Peter, who, with Raymond Hull, wrote in 1969 a ground-breaking book, The Peter Principle, the... Read More »	Contemporary Literature - Volume 47, Number 4, Winter 2006, pp. 570-600 reviews The Lost Daughter of Happiness by Geling Yan Although the name Yan Geling may mean very little to U.S.-based academics, Yan is often commended by scholars in mainland China and Taiwan as one of the most... Read More »
The Washington Post reviews Manufacturing Hysteria: A History of Scapegoating, Surveillance, and Secrecy in Modern America by Jay Feldman Feldman, a freelance writer whose previous books are “When the Mississippi Ran Backwards” (2005) and “Suitcase Sefton and the American Dream” (2006), doesn’t... Read More »	asianconnections.com reviews Buddha Baby by Kim Wong Keltner Read More »
The Washington Post reviews The Crowning Glory of Calla Lily Ponder by Rebecca Wells Calla Lily Ponder is born in the little Louisiana town of La Luna, or The Moon, which borders on a meandering river of the same name. This is fitting because the... Read More »	High Country News reviews THE CRYING TREE by Naseem Rakha Even though The Crying Tree is her debut novel, Rakha entwines these twists into her plot with expert timing. Lucid scenes reveal the complex grief and enduring... Read More »
Publisher's Weekly reviews The Singers of Nevya by Louise Marley "A rich story of cultural revolution. The singers of the ice planet Nevya use their musical psi-powers to hold back the deadly cold. In Sing the Light, young... Read More »	Stanford Law Review reviews Woman Lawyer: The Trials of Clara Foltz by Barbara Babcock Called “Portia of the Pacific,” Clara Shortridge Foltz, who lived from 1849 until 1934, was the first woman admitted to the practice of law in California, and... Read More »