Published Reviews

Rakes & Rogues reviews The Witch From The Sea by Lisa Jensen "Lisa Jensen writes a highly enjoyable tale of Tory Lightfoot and her coming of age on the high seas. Her story has a little bit of everything - adventure, humor,... Read More »	Booklist reviews The Witch From The Sea by Lisa Jensen "Jensen combines action and romance in this gritty and realistic portrait of life on the seas." Read More »
Book jacket copy reviews The Witch From The Sea by Lisa Jensen "The Witch From The Sea is that rare creation, an historical romance with guts as well as glamour. Wild-spirited Tory is an irresistible character." Read More »	Reading Rocks, YA Fiction Review reviews The Witch From The Sea by Lisa Jensen "I am in love with this book. No, seriously. It was awesome. Such an adventure, it was, full of romance and piracy and danger! The author writes with a deep... Read More »
The Historical Novel Society Review reviews The Witch From The Sea by Lisa Jensen "Jensen's fast-paced debut novel stands out for its satisfyingly well-drawn characters and strong historical sense of time and place. I highly recommend this book... Read More »	Smartish Pace reviews The Circus Poems by Alex Grant The Circus PoemsRosy Cole The Circus Poems by Alex Grant -Lorimer Press2010 $16.95 Adults are inclined to the illusion that all... Read More »
The Lambda Literary Review reviews Harpies' Feast by Linda Morganstein Morganstein layers all of this together with mounting creepiness and impending dread, leading to a surprising twist of an ending, which also leaves the door open... Read More »	Married To A Geek reviews Sleeper's Run by Henry Mosquera Sleeper's Run (written by Henry Mosquera) is an action political thriller that has you in suspense the entire time you are reading it. Read More »
The Spring Mount 6 Pack reviews Sleeper's Run by Henry Mosquera It is one of the first times that I got so emerged in the story that I found myself looking over my shoulder, as if I was actually involved in the story. Read More »	Sent via Email reviews Child of the Flame by Charles A. Ray I received the following emailed review from Zimbabwean author Virginia Phiri, Highway Queen: "Never in my life have I been challenged by a book such as this... Read More »

Booklist reviews The Warsaw Anagrams by Richard Zimler As he did so brilliantly in "The Last Kabbalist of Lisbon" (1998), Zimler builds a riveting mystery around one of the most horrific moments in Jewish history. In... Read More »	Mike Snider’s Formal Blog at the Sonnetarium reviews Sad Jazz: Sonnets by Tony Barnstone "Antonyms" is the most technically interesting of the death/breath poems. It's built like Herbert's "Easter Wings," starting with a pair of... Read More »
Reviewing The Evidence reviews In Cold Daylight by Pauline Rowson This is a fast-paced and enjoyable book with many twists and turns. Adam's investigation is turning over rocks, and there are surprises under them. The characters... Read More »	New York Times reviews The Girl in the Fall-Away Dress by Michelle Richmond The stories in Michelle Richmond’s first collection spin artfully off the life of a single character…smart and adept. Read More »
Bark Magazine reviews Shaggy Muses: The Dogs Who Inspired Virginia Woolf, Emily Dickinson, Elizabeh Barrett Browning, Edith Wharton and Emily Bronte by Maureen Adams With this book, Adams has created a niche that will thrill those who love literature, biography and dogs. Read More »	Book Bitch reviews The Last Queen by Christopher W Gortner Gortner’s passion for his subject is quite evident and it seems that after six years of research, he has uncovered enough evidence to support his belief that Juana... Read More »
New York Times reviews The Memoirs of a Beautiful Boy by Robert Leleux Robert Leleux is the son of another of those drama-queen mothers: the sort who swoops through life to the accompaniment of jangling charm bracelets, dishing out... Read More »	NPR reviews Gathering of Waters by Bernice L McFadden Nearly 60 year ago, a 14 year old African-American boy named Emmett Till left Chicago for Mississippi. He traveled to a town called Money to visit family. Till was... Read More »
The Reno News and Review reviews Grind by Mark Maynard I really liked this collection, and I’ve got to add it to my “local must reads” list. I don’t want to make too much of it, but I’ve really noticed an uptick in... Read More »	Vinography - www.vinography.com reviews The House of Mondavi: The Rise and Fall of an American Wine Dynasty by Julia Flynn Siler "With stellar reporting and clear, enjoyable writing Julia Flynn Siler... describes the long rise and sharp descent of California's most iconic vintner," writes W... Read More »