Published Reviews

Bitten by Books reviews Bloodlines by Skyla Dawn Cameron Three centuries of life gives a girl perspective and a lot of time to try out interesting occupations. For Zara Lain being an assassin with a bit of thievery on... Read More »	Library Journal reviews The G Quotient by Kirk Snyder Highly recommended…Snyder treats the material sensible and seriously. His provocative study clearly and impressively shows that employees working for gay bosses... Read More »
Fast Company reviews The G Quotient by Kirk Snyder USC B-School professor Kirk Snyder discovered that employees of gay white-collar males aren’t just happier with their jobs than other workers, they’re also more... Read More »	Publisher's Weekly reviews The G Quotient by Kirk Snyder Snyder is perceptive and detailed.” “Novel managing strategies make this a practical business primer as well as a landmark study. Managers looking for a fresh... Read More »
strategy + business reviews The G Quotient by Kirk Snyder Mr. Snyder’s evidence seems to show clear correlations between the gay experience and the development of what others have called emotional intelligence, and his... Read More »	Sahara Time reviews A Journey Interrupted: Being Indian in Pakistan by Farzana Versey Read More »
Deccan Herald reviews A Journey Interrupted: Being Indian in Pakistan by Farzana Versey The book tries to give as complete a slice of Pakistani society as possible, without any obfuscation no matter how disconcerting the narrative and introduces an... Read More »	The Mail Today reviews A Journey Interrupted: Being Indian in Pakistan by Farzana Versey WHAT makes an Indian woman undertake four trips to Pakistan in a span of six years? No, it wasn’t with a book in mind — Farzana Versey, the author of A Journey... Read More »
TIME Asia Edition reviews The Banquet Bug aka The Uninvited by Geling Yan Geling Yan serves up a tasty tale of desire and corruption in China... Read More »	The Oxford Times reviews Restitution by Eliza Graham HELEN PEACOCKE talks to Eliza Graham, whose latest novel is a love story of two refugees struggling to survive in the chaos of post-war Germany When Eliza Graham’... Read More »

The Atlanta Journal reviews Rebel: The Life and Times of John Singleton Mosby by Kevin H Siepel This crisply written, well researched biography provides an entertaining rundown on the exploits of a bonafide Confederate hero, John Mosby. Read More »	Quill & Quire reviews The Great Bike Race by Kathy Stinson Stinson's writing is swift and natural; her characters are quickly drawn but not simplistic. The rivalries between the young friends, and their resolutions, are... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews You Don't Know Me: A Citizen's Guide to Republican Family Values by Win McCormack "Editor-in-chief of Tin House magazine, McCormack catalogues over 100 cases of sexual misconduct and criminality committed by Republican officials and supporters... Read More »	Library Journal reviews Towers of Gold: How One Jewish Immigrant Named Isaias Hellman Created California by Frances L Dinkelspiel Journalist Dinkelspiel has filled a notable gap in California's history by writing a much-needed biography of her remarkable great-great grandfather Isaias Wolf... Read More »
Matrix Magazine reviews Ovenman by Jeff Parker "Vivid and honest...Ovenman is propelled by tight and precise sentences that fall from one into the other as Thinfinger's life falls apart. The writing is... Read More »	Romance Reviews Today reviews When Danger Calls by Terry Odell WHEN DANGER CALLS is more than romantic suspense; it's also a love story at its best. It’s exactly the kind of book that should put Terry Odell on the map, an... Read More »
Darque Reviews reviews The Missing Ink by Karen Olson The Missing Ink is suspenseful, entertaining from the start, and has a touch of romance that nicely rounds out the story. Read More »	http://www.ijustfinished.com/review_toc_search.php?id=534 reviews SHADOWS IN THE MIST by Brian Moreland Jack Chambers survived World War II, but the memories of what he saw and fought in the Hurtgen Forest in Germany still haunt him in the present day. The horrors he... Read More »
Miami Herald reviews How to Get Divorced by 30: My Misguided Attempt at a Starter Marriage by Sascha Rothchild When you blog about relationships for Psychology Today, you aren't surprised when people you barely know start asking for advice. The questions come even faster... Read More »	The Denver Post reviews THE MURDERER'S DAUGHTERS by Randy Susan Meyers The shadow of one despicable act proves all but impossible to overcome. Meyers, in a remarkably assured debut, details how the sisters process their grief in... Read More »