Published Reviews

AudioFile Magazine reviews Dead Man's Wharf by Pauline Rowson Narrator Gordon Griffin speaks with an educated British accent, differentiating each character in this mystery through a slight alteration in pitch and... Read More »	Wistfulskimmie's Book Reviews reviews God Particle: A Chloe Johansson Thriller by Toby Tate This was a high octane race across the four corners of the Globe...I totally recommend this as a rip roaring YA sci fi thriller! Read More »
Michael Dennis Blogspot reviews White Sheets by beverley bie brahic White Sheets is Brahic's second book of poems (her first book of poetry was published outside of Canada) and is jammed full of poetic gems. Brahic... Read More »	Goodreads reviews God Particle: A Chloe Johansson Thriller by Toby Tate ...this was an incredibly fast-paced book, filled with enough scientific data to give the story credibility, and a "villain" unlike any you've encountered before! Read More »
Out in Print reviews "What If?" in The Other Man, edited by Paul Alan Fahey by Jeffrey A Ricker “(Y)ou’ll find a lot of entertainment in the many emotions of Paul Alan Fahey’s extraordinary anthology, The Other Man.... The humor base is covered by the opening... Read More »	Jennifer L. Oliver reviews God Particle: A Chloe Johansson Thriller by Toby Tate The one thing I loved about this book was that I couldn’t predict what would happen next. The storyline was compelling and unique. Read More »
Eleven Eleven, Issue 14 (CA College of the Arts) reviews 98 WOUNDS by Justin Chin Justin Chin takes his readers through a world of chaos and wonder in his latest novel, 98 Wounds. The novel is a collection of short stories that are... Read More »	Literary Aficionado reviews Blood Drama by Christopher Meeks I've read and reviewed every book and play written by the gifted Christopher Meeks, so it was with some trepidation to pick up a novel with a title BLOOD DRAMA,... Read More »
Amazon - Top 50 reviews Blood Drama by Christopher Meeks Ian Nash was not having a good day. He had been kicked out of his graduate student program and ended up in despair in a suburban Los Angeles bank with a coffee... Read More »	The Believer reviews The Wonder Bread Summer by Jessica Anya Blau The book that made me happiest this month was Jessica Anya Blau's picaresque, properly funny, unpredictable, and altogether irrepressible The Wonder Bread... Read More »

Chicosol.com reviews Birds of Paradise Lost by Andrew Q Lam By Lindajoy Fenley © chicoSol posted April 5 Andrew Lam's short story collection, "Birds of Paradise Lost," lured me into a labyrinth of past and... Read More »	Wistfulskimmie's Book Reviews reviews God Particle: A Chloe Johansson Thriller by Toby Tate This was a high octane race across the four corners of the Globe...I totally recommend this as a rip roaring YA sci fi thriller! Read More »
Literary Aficionado reviews Blood Drama by Christopher Meeks I've read and reviewed every book and play written by the gifted Christopher Meeks, so it was with some trepidation to pick up a novel with a title BLOOD DRAMA,... Read More »	Amazon.com reviews Clover Doves by Courtney Filigenzi I literally could not put this book down! I will admit that I am not a huge fan of romances, and this has a strong romantic theme throughout...that said, the... Read More »
Book List reviews Stations of the Cross by Robert G Dunn Legendary musician Dyson Burnette is longing to return to the little Mexican town where he discovered his calling. It’s been years since he has written a song,... Read More »	Michael Dennis Blogspot reviews White Sheets by beverley bie brahic White Sheets is Brahic's second book of poems (her first book of poetry was published outside of Canada) and is jammed full of poetic gems. Brahic... Read More »
HTMLGiant reviews Shimmer by Eric Barnes Keith Gessen’s list of top short fiction from 2009, including Dreams Where I Can Fly, by Eric Barnes, a story that is, in part, the opening to Barnes’ novel... Read More »	Out in Print reviews "What If?" in The Other Man, edited by Paul Alan Fahey by Jeffrey A Ricker “(Y)ou’ll find a lot of entertainment in the many emotions of Paul Alan Fahey’s extraordinary anthology, The Other Man.... The humor base is covered by the opening... Read More »
Blogging Authors, Amazon, and other places reviews Months and Seasons by Christopher Meeks For those readers fortunate enough to have read Christopher Meeks’ first short story collection - THE MIDDLE-AGED MAN AND THE SEA - and discovered the... Read More »	Rebecca's Reads reviews Months and Seasons by Christopher Meeks In high school, I discovered Charles Bukowski, John Fante, and Raymond Carver. I subsequently realized I was a lover of short story fiction. As a collection of... Read More »