Published Reviews

People reviews Schuyler's Monster: A Father's Journey with His Wordless Daughter by Robert C. Rummel-Hudson MEMOIR “Special needs parents are fools, every one of us,” writes Rummel-Hudson. “We tilt at windmills and charge into battle with the monster, rubber swords... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Schuyler's Monster: A Father's Journey with His Wordless Daughter by Robert C. Rummel-Hudson The monster in this heartfelt memoir is polymicrogyria, an extremely rare brain malformation that, in the case of Rummel-Hudson’s daughter Schuyler, has completely... Read More »
Kirkus Book Reviews reviews Schuyler's Monster: A Father's Journey with His Wordless Daughter by Robert C. Rummel-Hudson The author’s evolving maturity is part of the story of his little girl’s struggle to cope with a brain deformity found in only 100 or so patients worldwide. After... Read More »	Fredericksburg Free-Lance Star reviews The Dust of 100 Dogs by A.S. King "An intricate and sometimes very funny story. ...well-researched and carries the reader seamlessly from Oliver Cromwell's Ireland to a modern-day trailer park in a... Read More »
Quill and Quire reviews Valley of the Lost by Vicki Delany Delany has a lot of plot and atmospheric elements to balance, but she does so with relative ease. The focus doesn’t waver from the main investigation, and the... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Valley of the Lost by Vicki Delany Delany explores the social dynamics of a small mountain community as well as deftly handling the plot's twists and turns as it builds to a pulse-pounding... Read More »
Grande Prairie Ink! reviews Fierce by Hannah Holborn "The stories in “Fierce” contain beautiful writing, offbeat characters, and strange scenarios. Yet there is humanity and honesty in this collection that really... Read More »	The Raabe Review reviews Months and Seasons by Christopher Meeks In the hands of up-and-coming author Christopher Meeks, the ordinary becomes extraordinary. His short story collection, Months and Seasons, focuses on the... Read More »
ParaNormal Romance Reviews reviews Destiny of the Wolf by Terry Spear I love Ms. Spear's lupus garou society. She creates a world that makes you believe werewolves live among us. The chemistry between Darien and Lelandi sizzles the... Read More »	Genre Go Around Reviews reviews Destiny of the Wolf by Terry Spear DESTINY OF THE WOLF is an enjoyable satirical werewolf romantic suspense that takes a delightful bite at the mythology of moon howling shapeshifters while also... Read More »

Midwest Book Review reviews The Chimera Seed by Matthew Tully The Chimera Seed can best be described as a taut, energetic thriller, just the kind of read I like. From its opening pages where you learn that a famed, visionary... Read More »	Pirene's Fountain reviews Paternity by Scott Owens Paternity is a strong collection written with disarming candor and heart. Scott Owens extends the poetic prowess demonstrated in his previous collection, The... Read More »
http://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/mystery/pauline-rowson/footsteps-shore/ reviews Footsteps on the Shore by Pauline Rowson A series of unpromising cases makes DI Andy Horton (Blood on the Sand, 2010, etc.) reconsider his choice of career.....Horton presses on to clear up a skein of... Read More »	The Washington Post reviews Gathering of Waters by Bernice L McFadden The narrator of this hypnotic novel is not a person but a place: Money, Miss. And novelist Bernice L. McFadden has created a voice that is ethereal, ancient and... Read More »
Tome Tender reviews A Highland Werewolf Wedding by Terry Spear Elaine Hawthorne is an American grey werewolf and she has been living as a lone wolf for years. She has returned to Scotland... Read More »	Chicago Reader reviews Beer, Blood & Cornmeal by Bob Calhoun Calhoun describes it as a moment where wrestling grappled with surrealism, and surrealism won out with a suplex powerslam—a scene where audience members whipped... Read More »
Amazon.com reviews High Steaks by Rob Loughran Not since I read The Milagro Beanfield War and The Hotel New Hampshire have I encountered such eclectic, quirky characters in a story that is so much fun to read... Read More »	Rainbow-Reviews.com reviews Haunted Hearths and Sapphic Shades: Lesbian Ghost Stories by Catherine Lundoff 5 star review. Haunted Hearths is "A fascinating anthology of literate, lyrical, Lesbian ghosts interacting with Lesbian protagonists and an occasional homophobic... Read More »
Fallen Angels Reviews reviews Relationships by Terry Odell The development flows well and Greg and Amy’s reactions to would-be obstacles are refreshing, honest, and much more endearing for their realism. Readers looking... Read More »	Fresh Ink (Canada) reviews Months and Seasons by Christopher Meeks The characters here, whether humourous, tragic, or mildly absurd are likeable, believable, and not always predictable--ordinary people, but with quirks that make... Read More »