Published Reviews

http://www.specialneeds.com/products-and-services/autism/book-review-next-stop reviews Next Stop: A Memoir of Family by Glen Finland One minute Finland has you rolling with laughter (when she tells the story of asking her son to take the wheel as she frantically takes off her black socks so he... Read More »	Huffington Post reviews Temptation by Douglas Kennedy After some of these days, I'd give a lot for a quick, mindless read. James Patterson? Nick Sparks? Can't do it. But every once in a while a book is pressed... Read More »
Pittsburgh Post Gazette reviews Temptation by Douglas Kennedy Douglas Kennedy may be the most successful American author that most Americans have never heard of. His books have sold in the range of a half-million copies each... Read More »	The Telegraph reviews Leaving the World by Douglas Kennedy Whatever else one may think of Douglas Kennedy as a novelist, there is no denying that he is generous to the point of profligacy with his plotting. His latest... Read More »
The Independent reviews The Moment by Douglas Kennedy Douglas Kennedy's tenth novel, The Moment, finds the bestselling author flexing his muscles and playing to all his strengths. Kennedy, like William Boyd and Paul... Read More »	The Washington Post reviews A Special Relationship by Douglas Kennedy Already a bestseller in England and France, Douglas Kennedy's "A Special Relationship" begins with a promising romance and ends in a seesaw courtroom... Read More »
Litnet.co.za reviews Stones for my Father by Trilby Kent "[Kent] has added a valuable contribution to the canon of South African writing. This novel should be available in every school library, if not prescribed as a set... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Silver Moon by Catherine Lundoff Deft humor, hints of romance, and well-constructed suspense leaven the occasional sturdy earnestness, while the rejection of toned hotties as the embodiment of... Read More »
Washington Post Book World reviews Rebel: The Life and Times of John Singleton Mosby by Kevin H Siepel In Rebel, Kevin H. Siepel has written the fullest biography of the celebrated Confederate partisan leader John S. Mosby that we are likely to get. The... Read More »	The Wall Street Journal reviews Rebel: The Life and Times of John Singleton Mosby by Kevin H Siepel To see a pure example of audacity and enterprise turn to Rebel: The Life and Times of John Singleton Mosby by Kevin H. Siepel. It is a dramatic account... Read More »

Kirkus Reviews reviews "The Proxy Assassin, Book Three of the American Spy Trilogy" by John Knoerle Knoerle hits precisely the right note of humility and bravado when his protagonist, American Office of Strategic Services agent Hal Schroeder, declares in the... Read More »	CurledUpKids.com reviews Good Dog by Maya Gottfried Author Maya Gottfried introduces children to various breeds of dogs with delightful poems and adorable watercolor and black-and-white line paintings by Robert... Read More »
Library Journal reviews Captivity by Debbie Lee Wesselmann Primatologist Dana Armstrong is passionate about making a difference in the lives of the animals living at a South Carolina chimpanzee sanctuary. But a break-in... Read More »	The Telegraph - Calcutta India reviews How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free: Retirement Wisdom That You Won't Get from Your Financial Advisor by Ernie J. Zelinski How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free (Macmillan, Rs 295) by VIP BOOKS and distributed by National Book Network Ernie J. Zelinski provides "retirement wisdom that... Read More »
Booklist reviews Gilded Lili: Lili St. Cyr and the Striptease Mystique by Kelly DiNardo Recent women's-studies interest in striptease has resuscitated the stars of the form during its mid-twentieth-century heyday, from Bettie Page to Gypsy Rose Lee.... Read More »	Midwest Book Review reviews Gene Simmons Dominatrix by Sean H Taylor Gene Simmons is more than just a tongue and a pretty face for the legendary rock group Kiss. He's also a gifted creator of a fiction/fantasy genre as evidenced by... Read More »
The Fantasy Review reviews Sails and Sorcery by Danielle Ackley-McPhail If you enjoy any combination of short stories, nautical fantasy and new authors then I would suggest checking out this new anthology. Read More »	Tertulia Magazine reviews Alms for Oblivion: A Poem in Seven Parts by Bryce Milligan In general, good poetry contains stark images and simple word use. It is written to be read aloud, rewards bibliophiles but does not punish... Read More »
Boston Globe reviews Brutal Journey: Cabeza de Vaca and the Epic First Crossing of North America by Paul Schneider "on the whole, ''Brutal Journey" is first-rate. Weaving anthropology, archeology, climatology, geography, and a half-dozen other disciplines into a riveting tale... Read More »	Angel With A Bullet Booklist reviews Angel With A Bullet by Grant McKenzie Angel With A Bullet - "Frenetic, atmospheric" Fun new review of Angel With A Bullet from Booklist Online. Reviewer Barbara Bibel writes: "With lots of... Read More »