Published Reviews

Horror World reviews Sins of the Sirens: Fourteen Tales of Dark Desire by Loren Rhoads "Starting off the collection, Loren Rhoads gives us The Angel’s Lair, a powerful, haunting tale of an angel’s temptation. Sensuous and alluring, it grabs your... Read More »	Hallelujah Blackout InDigest reviews Hallelujah Blackout by Alex Lemon Wild syntax flips the power structure of the universe on its ass so many times it is hard to tell who controls what and when and how often Read More »
Fiction Nation Reviews (http://www.fictionnationonline.com/reviews/virginsandmartyrs.html) reviews Virgins And Martyrs by Earl Merkel Virgins and Martys by Earl Merkel I'm Kim Alexander and this is Fiction Nation. The book is Virgins and Martyrs by Earl Merkel. Is it possible to write a book... Read More »	San Francisco Chronicle Book Review reviews Towers of Gold: How One Jewish Immigrant Named Isaias Hellman Created California by Frances L Dinkelspiel "carefully researched and superbly written." Read More »
Los Angeles Times reviews Towers of Gold: How One Jewish Immigrant Named Isaias Hellman Created California by Frances L Dinkelspiel "impressively researched and engagingly told." Read More »	The New York Times Book Review reviews Seriously by Lucia Nevai THERE are first novels writers can't seem to match -- Ralph Ellison's ''Invisible Man'' is the archetype here. There's the posthumous first novel -- John Kennedy... Read More »
The New York Times Book Review reviews Normal by Lucia Nevai Most of us dread winding up in a subway car or an airplane seat beside characters like Lucia Nevai's. Off their medications, away from their A.A. sponsors or... Read More »	Moms on the Move reviews January's Child: The Birthday Month Book by Andrea Alban Gosline This beautiful book makes a great gift for a new parent, or as a birthday gift. It's a great way to celebrate the birth month of your child. Each page features a... Read More »
KIDSVILLE Parentown Bookshelf reviews January's Child: The Birthday Month Book by Andrea Alban Gosline Every day is someones birthday, which Januarys Child celebrates with creative attributes for each month of the year. More positive than the traditional Monday's... Read More »	The John Batchelor Show website reviews Nights in the Pink Motel: An American Strategist's Pursuit of Peace in Iraq by Robert Earle "He wants something now..." By John Batchelor on November 22, 2008 12:31 AM \| 2 Comments Iraq, January 2005, George Bush Impatient. Speaking Sunday 23 to... Read More »

Publishers Weekly reviews Greasewood Creek by Pamela Steele "Steele offers an eloquent meditation on patterns of grief, loss, and silence between generations, with the quiet, grounded narration moves fluidly across time and... Read More »	Wired.com's Geek Mom reviews Next Stop: A Memoir of Family by Glen Finland It’s always fascinating to read about struggles that I’ve never faced myself. We’ve had several posts on GeekMom that were related to autism and raising autistic... Read More »
C & G Newspapers reviews Voices of the Lost and Found by Dorene O'Brien One of the things Dorene O’Brien liked about being a reporter was meeting different people and listening to their stories. The former journalist puts her ear to... Read More »	The Desert Sun reviews The Way Home by Allison Johnson Allison Johnson writes about people on the edge. In particular, people in Southern California who are living on the fringe, physically, emotionally, and mentally.... Read More »
Library Journal reviews Gossip Of The Starlings by Nina de Gramont In fall 1984, best friends Catherine and Skye have quite a few things in common—wealthy New England roots, cocaine habits, and the distinction of being expelled... Read More »	The Book Connection reviews The River, By Moonlight by Camille Marchetta THE RIVER, BY MOONLIGHT is a powerful, gripping story. Exquisitely written, filled with diverse, well developed characters, and brimming with rich descriptions,... Read More »
Publisher's Weekly reviews Waking Lazarus by TL Hines Hines handles the numerous flashbacks and switches in point of view well, and has a deft touch in knowing just how much information to give and how much to... Read More »	Book Fetish reviews The Dust of 100 Dogs by A.S. King Rating: 4 stars (Spotlight Review) There aren’t enough words to praise The Dust Of 100 Dogs. The intertwining of past and present was seamless. The use of... Read More »
New Orleans Times-Picayune reviews 7 Tattoos: A Memoir in the Flesh by Peter Trachtenberg "Mr. Trachtenberg is a splendid, if curious, raconteur--world-class at literate whining . . . and close to that in assuming the comical stance of aesthete/thug (... Read More »	New York Times Book Review reviews Cartwheels in a Sari: A Memoir of Growing Up Cult by Jayanti Tamm "... in Tamm’s memoir, the guru himself appears narcissistic to a degree befitting a man who proclaimed himself an avatar of God....He comes off as a spiritual... Read More »