Published Reviews

The Pacific Northwest INLANDER reviews River of Darkness: Francisco Orellana's Legendary Voyage of Death and Discovery on the Amazon by Buddy Levy "Writers of historical nonfiction aren’t often stopped in airports and markets by curious fans. They don’t usually describe themselves as “gregarious extroverts.”... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews The Fear Within: Spies, Commies, and American Democracy on Trial by Scott Martelle In this illuminating examination of a troubling episode in America's past, veteran journalist (and PW contributor) Martelle (Blood Passion: The Ludlow Massacre and... Read More »
BookPumper.com reviews Blood Sisters by Michelle L. Scott This book is like a drug. Powerful as if entering a different reality. ...if Michelle Scott creates ten more of these books in the series, I will be buying and... Read More »	reviewsbyamoslassen.com reviews Harpies' Feast by Linda Morganstein ...Morganstein gives us characters that are well defined and real. When I say real I mean that we can see ourselves in the characters here especially since all of... Read More »
The Sierra Club reviews Boiling Point by Karen Dionne "Boiling Point features an eccentric group of characters — including two microbiologists, a celebrity figure, and a Nobel-winning scientist intent on destroying... Read More »	http://marinagraphy.com/ reviews Shiva's Arms by Cheryl L Snell What Cheryl Snell does with Shiva’s Arms is quite captivating and inspirational. This is more than a book about the forced marriage of two estranged cultures, each... Read More »
A.V. Club reviews River of Darkness: Francisco Orellana's Legendary Voyage of Death and Discovery on the Amazon by Buddy Levy "... a rollicking adventure!" Read More »	Examiner.com reviews East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres by Andrew Q Lam Stories about immigration to the United States are always compelling for the enourmous fears faced and challenges overcome by the young and old.... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews Where Danger Hides by Terry Odell Odell follows 2010's When Dangers Calls with this sizzling suspense tale. Dalton, "just Dalton," is a sweet-talking Texas black ops contractor equipped with a... Read More »	Michele and Jeff's Reviews reviews The Truth of Yesterday by Josh Aterovis Josh Aterovis has upped the suspense factor to a new level in The Truth of Yesterday, in both the natural and supernatural realms, while at the same time, offering... Read More »

Psicologia Práctica reviews The Art of Living: A Practical Guide to Being Alive by Claire Elizabeth Terry Su título lo dice todo: 'El arte de vivir', lo que no es poco. Vivir la vida como un milagro, no como algo regalado que está ahí, día tras día, sin atribuirle un... Read More »	The Seattle Times reviews The Glass Butterfly by Louise Marley Seattle-based opera singer/novelist Louise Marley knits together two related plot lines — a contemporary story about a therapist in deadly peril from a patient,... Read More »
Las Vegas Review-Journal reviews THE CRYING TREE by Naseem Rakha “The Crying Tree” is a powerful novel full of moral questions as well as surprises. Like real life, there are no easy roads for these characters, but they make... Read More »	Book Geeks (UK) reviews Love At Absolute Zero by Christopher Meeks Remember when you used to hang out at the local boozer hoping to bump into this guy or gal who you couldn’t get out of your head but who refused to do much except... Read More »
Library Journal reviews THE CRYING TREE by Naseem Rakha A more common name for the "crying tree" is the willow, and one grows near Steven (Shep) Stanley's grave in Blaine, OR. This 15-year-old was killed in his home,... Read More »	San Francisco Chronicle reviews Jesus Freaks: A True Story of Murder and Madness on the Evangelical Edge by Don Lattin Jesus Freaks is an impressive feat of investigative history, bringing to light the warped worldview and abusive sexual and disciplinary practices of a deluded... Read More »
Brad Steiger - Author reviews 9 Life Altering Lessons: Secrets of the Mystery Schools Unveiled by Kala Ambrose "Have you always wanted to study esoterica under a master teacher in one of the ancient mystery schools, but didn't know where to go or who to ask? Kala Ambrose... Read More »	Los Angeles Review of Books reviews East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres by Andrew Q Lam Of Refugees and Cosmopolites Ever since childhood, I have had an odd aversion to reading any book with the word "dream" in its title, doubly... Read More »
Kirkus Reviews reviews Baba: A Return to China Upon My Father's Shoulders by Belle Yang The tension between ancient rituals and modern reality elevates these tales from the merely beautiful into an astonishing personal vision, and a unique portrait ... Read More »	Felix Palma reviews Jaclyn the Ripper by karl alexander "H. G. Wells meets the Computer Age in this fascinating variation on the time-travel theme. A dazzling succession of plots, adventures and hairpin turns, smoothly... Read More »