Published Reviews

ANZ LitLovers Litblog reviews The Wedding Shroud by Elisabeth Storrs I hope that Elisabeth Storrs has written the sequel to The Wedding Shroud by the time I set off on my next long-haul flight. It’s always difficult to find... Read More »	Reading The Past Litblog reviews The Wedding Shroud by Elisabeth Storrs Few authors have fictionalized the Etruscan civilization, especially when compared with the many who write about Rome. Though separated from the Roman Republic... Read More »
Historical Novels Review Journal Issue 55 reviews The Wedding Shroud by Elisabeth Storrs Born of a patrician mother and a wealthy plebeian father, Caecilia is no ordinary Roman citizen, but a product of two conflicting worlds. After losing both her... Read More »	Amazon.com reviews Love At Absolute Zero by Christopher Meeks FIVE STARS The idea of using scientific method to find romance seems a challenging premise for a novel. Christopher Meeks accomplishes that, and then some. We... Read More »
Midwest Book Review - Small Press Bookwatch reviews Love At Absolute Zero by Christopher Meeks Thermodynamics are nothing; it's that love thing that is so frustratingly hard to figure out. Love at Absolute Zero is a novel following Gunnar Gunderson, a... Read More »	Washington Post reviews Donald by Eric B. Martin If you were to cast this stunt as a war movie, co-authors Eric Martin and Stephen Elliott would be the wily tricksters who don fake uniforms to slip behind enemy... Read More »
Raging Bibliomaniac reviews Love At Absolute Zero by Christopher Meeks Gunnar Gunderson is a physicist with some pretty straightforward ways at looking at the world. While his research delving into the physics of absolute zero is... Read More »	Alive on the Shelves reviews Love At Absolute Zero by Christopher Meeks Gunnar Gunderson is having his midlife crisis a little early. He’s just gotten tenure and suddenly he decides he needs a wife. Gunnar’s a scientist, not a romantic... Read More »
Kirkus (starred review) reviews Do Chocolate Lovers Have Sweeter Babies: The Surprising Science of Pregnancy by Jena Pincott Known for her previous research on love and sexual attraction, the author makes a natural transition in her latest. Delving into the science of pregnancy,... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Do Chocolate Lovers Have Sweeter Babies: The Surprising Science of Pregnancy by Jena Pincott Science writer Pincott (Do Gentlemen Really Prefer Blondes?) began her research when she was pregnant; her daughter was born during the writing process, and she... Read More »

Bookchase reviews Theft of the Master by Ted Davison Edwin Alexander’s complicated plot is filled with memorably unique characters that are, at times, more fun than the plot itself but, by the end of Al Hersey’s... Read More »	3cr radio 855 Melbourne reviews Eating Steve: A Love Story by J Marc Schmidt "This is a fun book... very engaging, beautifully funny. Recommended." Read More »
E!Online reviews The Entire Predicament by Lucy Corin Lucy Corin's The Entire Predicament. These stories take about 10 seconds each to get their hooks in you for life. Do those hooks hurt? Of course they do, in all... Read More »	BookGeeks reviews War on the Margins by Libby Cone Libby Cone’s debut novel is notable for a number of reasons: firstly because, unusually for a work of fiction, its genesis was as a thesis for a Masters Degree in... Read More »
InDenverTimes.com reviews Shimmer by Eric Barnes Eric Barnes is completely fearless. His debut novel, Shimmer, is an insightful and incisive rendering of the kind of high-tech confidence man that it’s impossible... Read More »	Front page of book reviews Mass Casualties: A Young Medic's True Story of Death, Deception, and Dishonor in Iraq by Michael Anthony "Michael Anthony's book Mass Casualties is unique and important. It is unique because it is written from the perspective of an army medic and provides insights... Read More »
Sacramento Book Review reviews CHANGE YOUR MINDSET NOT YOUR MAN, Learn to Love What's Right Instead of Trying to Fix What's Wrong by Sally B. Watkins Change Your Mindset, Not Your Man by Sally B. Watkins, a clinical social worker, is a rich investigation into the minds of women. Written in simple terms, it is... Read More »	Children's Bookwatch reviews Santa's Birthday Gift by Sherrill S Cannon "Santa's Birthday Gift" is a charming children's Christmas book that explains origins of Santa's role in connection... Read More »
Missio Authonomy reviews Missio by Tim Hewtson le Roux What a great beginning. No introduction, no preamble, smash, straight into poor Stevie's world. You are a great writer, extremely accomplished, sorry, I threw... Read More »	Dark Before Dawn Fresh Fiction reviews Dark Before Dawn by Stacy Juba A spooky and fast moving plot that keeps you on the edge of your seat until the shocking end…Stacy Juba is a quite a versatile writer and each of her books carry... Read More »