Published Reviews

amazon.com reviews Shadows and Ghosts by Barbara Froman This novel, winner of the First Book Contest sponsored by Fairleigh Dickinson University (and Serving House Books), delves into the "shadows" and "ghosts" of many... Read More »	amazon.com reviews Shadows and Ghosts by Barbara Froman Shifting between memory and reality, filmmaker Ida Mae Glick watches her world stagger into focus from the perspective of her hospital bed, as powerful truths... Read More »
Military.com reviews The Operators: The Wild and Terrifying Inside Story of America's War in Afghanistan by Michael Hastings The journalist who ended Gen. Stanley McChrystal’s tenure as commander of the Afghanistan war is back with "The Operators," a book about Washington, D.C., power... Read More »	Los Angeles Times reviews The Operators: The Wild and Terrifying Inside Story of America's War in Afghanistan by Michael Hastings Author Janet Malcolm once acidly wrote that any reporter who didn't agree that journalism was a "morally indefensible" act of betrayal was "too stupid or too... Read More »
Goodreads reviews Love At Absolute Zero by Christopher Meeks FIVE STARS! It has been a long time since I read a book and laughed this much. The premise is fantastic--science guy searches for love using the scientific method... Read More »	Romance Fiction, Suite 101 reviews A SEAL in Wolf's Clothing by Terry Spear Terry Spear continues her wolfish romances with another wild romp using Hunter's sister Meara and his SEAL team mate Finn. Terry Spear has created a world that is... Read More »
A Cozy Reader's Nook reviews Crestmont by Holly Weiss The book is truly entertaining...a wildly entertaining read. Read More »	Book Review Websites reviews Crestmont by Holly Weiss “Crestmont is a fine and riveting read for historical fiction fans, highly recommended.” ... Read More »
Feathered Quill Book Review reviews Crestmont by Holly Weiss With extensive attention to detail, the author creates a beautifully realistic world of the hustle and bustle at a busy summer inn in the 1920s. Read More »	Reader Views reviews Crestmont by Holly Weiss Crestmont is an example of the best kind of story. Every one of the characters is lively and intricate. Readers who enjoy well-researched, credible fiction will... Read More »

Library Journal reviews Waking Lazarus by TL Hines Hines's intricate thriller about a man declared dead several times offers plenty of twists and turns without sacrificing character development. Supernatural... Read More »	Goddess Alive! reviews FROM THE LIPS OF THE GODDESS: MATA VAISHNO DEVI by Rajesh Talwar This is really a most extraordinary book. Rajesh Talwar, a lawyer who works for the United Nations, was on a visit to the holy shrine of the Mother Goddess Vaishno... Read More »
http://booksamyreads.blogspot.com/ reviews The First Mother's Fire - Book One of The Soulstealer War by W.L. Hoffman I just finished reading W. L. Hoffman’s work The First Mother’s Fire, which is book one of what will be The Soulstealer War series. Hoffman, a law professional by... Read More »	Publishers Weekly and Others reviews Thirty Books: by Rudy Rucker Kick-ass, hugely entertaining, unique, distinctive, stunninly bold, pitch-perfect, intense, relevant, hip, playfully weird, splendidly goofy, of Dickensian genius... Read More »
San Francisco Weekly reviews Morbid Curiosity magazine by Loren Rhoads "For those dreary darlings who don't know about Morbid Curiosity, it's an annual collectanea of first-person encounters with "the unsavory, unwise, unorthodox, and... Read More »	Katherine V. Forrest reviews Under the Witness Tree by Marianne K. Martin Under the Witness Tree is a multi-dimensional love story woven with rich themes of family and the search for roots. This is a novel of discovery that reaches into... Read More »
http://dgvcfaspring10.wordpress.com/2011/10/11/the-perplexing-other-a-review-of-dorianne-lauxs-the- reviews The Book of Men by Dorianne Laux I was pleasantly surprised to find that this wasn’t the “answers” book I had imagined, but rather a place for Laux’s questions to flourish, seeding our own... Read More »	Amazon et al reviews Mozart's Blood by Louise Marley This novel is no chic-lit paranormal romance. This is serious vampire literature and one of the best I've come across in years. Marley's writing is outstanding and... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews Where Danger Hides by Terry Odell Odell follows 2010's When Dangers Calls with this sizzling suspense tale. Dalton, "just Dalton," is a sweet-talking Texas black ops contractor equipped with a... Read More »	Historical Novels Review reviews Billy Boy, the Sunday Soldier of the 17th Maine by Jean Mary Flahive This is a fictionalized account inspired by the life of the true Billy Laird, the only American Civil War soldier from the state of Maine to be tried for desertion... Read More »