Published Reviews

Bookgasm reviews Paying the Piper by Simon Wood A great thriller should be like sleight-of-hand: You know it’s a trick done with misdirection, but you’re still be fooled every time. Simon Wood’s second novel... Read More »	Bookgasm reviews We All Fall Down by Simon Wood Thriller author Simon Wood’s WE ALL FALL DOWN is a fast-paced page-turner that will gain even more fans for his output. Hayden Duke works is a freelance contractor... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews A Gathering of Doorways by Michael John Jasper Slick salesman Gil and weary, neurotic Melissa purchased their tiny farm for a song, but the bargain came with a hidden price. Their formerly strong marriage, now... Read More »	Styled Bits reviews The Long Descent by John Michael Greer When one looks for a Third Way, he finds John Michael Greer well along the path. I discovered his weblog a couple of years ago and was amazed at how reasonable his... Read More »
Amazon.com customer review reviews REPAIR For Kids: A Program for Recovery from Incest and Childhood Sexual Abuse by Margie McKinnon "REPAIR for Kids" by Marjorie McKinnon is a really important resource for children who have been abused. I wish that a copy could be found in every classroom so... Read More »	Library Journal reviews Tango: An Argentine Love Story by Camille J. Cusumano Cusumano, Camille. Tango: An Argentine Love Story. Seal, dist. by Publishers Group West. Oct. 2008. c.272p. ISBN 978-1-58005-250-4. pap. $15.95. DANCE Tango has... Read More »
Amazon reviews In For The Kill by Pauline Rowson I wondered if this would come up to the previous high standard of Pauline Rowson's other marine mysteries but I needn't have worried, I wasn't disappointed. In... Read More »	Amazon reviews In For The Kill by Pauline Rowson Great Read. Some people - I am told - read the last page of a book to help them decide whether or not to buy it. Well for this book you can just read the... Read More »
Amazon reviews In For The Kill by Pauline Rowson I bought this book solely because of where it was set, and was a little dubious as its not the genre i usually read. I picked it up at 10.30pm, thinking that I... Read More »	Book Tribes reviews In For The Kill by Pauline Rowson This is an incredible story, only work got in the way of finishing it in one go. Once you start to read this you will not be able to put it down. Pauline Rowson's... Read More »

amazon.co.uk reviews Time Will Tell by Yemi Elegunde I can't recommend this book enough. An inspiring read and a true story. Unlike most biographies this reads as a novel, you find yourself unable to put it down.... Read More »	Christian Science Monitor print edition reviews Lost Kingdom: Hawaii's Last Queen, the Sugar Kings, and America's First Imperial Adventure by Julia Flynn Siler The Christian Science Monitor picks Lost Kingdom as an Editor’s Choice, calling it “a fascinating and authoritative tale of intrigue and imperialism…” Read More »
La Libre, Belgium reviews The Year of Fog by Michelle Richmond "With sensitivity, Michelle Richmond examines the fragility of our own stories and the role of memory." 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 »
NCMA reviews Dasha's Journal: A Cat Reflects on Life, Catness and Autism by T.O. Daria I know a very small amount about autism and from this point of view it was very enlightening. It was an interesting perspective, reading as if a cat had written it... Read More »	The 99th Monkey Publisher's Weekly reviews The 99th Monkey by Eliezer Sobel The 99th Monkey: A Spiritual Journalist's Misadventures with Gurus, Messiahs, Sex, Psychedelics, and Other Consciousness-Raising Experiments Eliezer Sobel. Santa... Read More »
Boldtype reviews Ovenman by Jeff Parker "While the plot is certifiably hilarious, it's really When's voice that's in the driver's seat. Dazed, confused, and occasionally caring, he carries all 250 pages... Read More »	American Book Review reviews Deniability by George Witte Read More »
Chicago Center for Literature and Photography reviews Sardinian Silver by A. Colin Wright It's a fantastic short read, to tell you the truth, like discovering a lost Graham Greene story or something... Set in 1961, it's the story of young Brit Arthur... Read More »	New York Times reviews American Son: A Novel by Brian Ascalon Roley Two half-Filipino brothers can pass for white, but their mother cannot; painful conflicts are in store for everybody in this novel's complex exploration of racism... Read More »