Published Reviews

Letter reviews THE HEALING POWER OF GRIEF: The Journey Through Loss to Life and Laughter by Gloria Lintermans "As the CEO of a mortuary and memorial park many grief recovery books cross my desk each year. All too often these books contain essential information but the... Read More »	COUNSELLING TODAY: Newsletter of the New Zealand Association of Counsellors reviews THE HEALING POWER OF GRIEF: The Journey Through Loss to Life and Laughter by Gloria Lintermans Dr Stolzman is a psychotherapist who specializes in grief counselling and is the Director of the H.O.P.E. Unit Foundation for Bereavement, Loss and Transition in... Read More »
Reader Views reviews THE HEALING POWER OF GRIEF: The Journey Through Loss to Life and Laughter by Gloria Lintermans It is a fact of life for everyone that, at one time or another, we will lose someone close to us. We cannot bypass this experience nor can someone take the pain... Read More »	Daytona Beach News-Journal reviews THE HEALING POWER OF GRIEF: The Journey Through Loss to Life and Laughter by Gloria Lintermans “With insight and compassion, the authors lead readers through their grief and into a healed future of purpose and joy. For the bereaved, their family and friends... Read More »
Bookreporter reviews Summer by the Sea by Susan Wiggs SUMMER BY THE SEA Susan Wiggs Mira Romance ISBN: 0778320561 SUMMER BY THE SEA is a delightful summertime story of star-crossed lovers, Rosa Capoletti and Alex... Read More »	The American Book Review:Volume 29, Number 5 http://americanbookreview.org/currentIssue.asp reviews But a Passage in Wilderness by Margo Berdeshevsky From Dimitrios Kalantzis reviews Margo Berdeshevsky’s "But a Passage in Wilderness": ...the most arresting poem in the collection, "Best Love and Goodbye,"... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews The Unspoken by Thomas Fahy Teeth-clenchingly suspenseful at times and deliciously creepy at others, Fahy (Night Visions) delivers a classic horror story with his YA debut, about a religious... Read More »	http://www.twolipsreviews.com/content/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2647&Itemid=36 reviews Dark Waters by Gabriella Hewitt "Dark Waters kept me glued to its pages until I had finished the book. I just couldn't put it down! Gabriella Hewitt does a wonderful job creating suspense and... Read More »
http://talkaboutmyfavoriteauthors.blogspot.com/2008/07/dark-waters.html reviews Dark Waters by Gabriella Hewitt "I also don't usually read that many romance novels about hispanic people and this book was such a nice change of pace for me." Read More »	http://www.romancejunkiesreviews.com/artman/publish/suspense/DarkWater.shtml reviews Dark Waters by Gabriella Hewitt Blue Ribbon Rating: 4.5 "If you like edge of your seat suspense, hunky heroes and heroines you can relate to, then DARK WATERS is the story for you. Filled with a... Read More »

Booklist reviews Liars Anonymous by Louise Ure STARRED REVIEW “A powerful, masterfully constructed, action-packed novel with fiercely moral underpinnings and strong protagonist, this cements Ure’s position... Read More »	Foreword Clarion Reviews reviews Sardinian Silver by A. Colin Wright After an absence of forty-two years, languages professor A. Colin Wright returned for a visit to Sardinia. His nostalgic novel, Sardinian Silver, he says in its... Read More »
Facebook reviews Die Stimme des Dämons by Grant McKenzie Hast Du Dich schon einmal gefragt, wie weit Du dafür gehen würdest, Deine Familie vor einem verrückten Entführer zu retten? Genau darum geht es in Grant McKenzies... Read More »	Book Utopia Journal reviews Painting from Life paperback by Anne Brooke Read More »
Dallas Morning News reviews The Calligrapher’s Daughter by Eugenia Kim “What distinguishes The Calligrapher's Daughter from other Asian mother-daughter novels – and there are many – is its setting in Korea under Japanese occupation.... Read More »	The Washington Post reviews The Calligrapher’s Daughter by Eugenia Kim “...Kim's sensitive first novel, which depicts 30 years of Korea's modern history in light of its ancient past, is an illuminating prequel to present-day events... Read More »
Slashhdot reviews Tetraktys by Ari Juels For those interested in a cryptographic thriller, Tetraktys is an enjoyable read. The book interlaces Greek philosophy, mathematics, and modern crime into a cogent... Read More »	Publisher's Weekly (Starred Review) reviews The Big Wake-Up by Mark Coggins Coggins's outstanding fifth mystery to feature San Francisco PI August Riordan (after 2007's Runoff) successfully blends an over-the-top premise with an... Read More »
M/C Reviews reviews Repulsion Thrust by Magdalena Ball As the title suggests, the poetry uses science as metaphor. It explores the intersection between science and life, quantum theory and love, molecules and gamma... Read More »	amazon.com reviews The Elf Queen by Barbara Mountjoy 5.0 out of 5 stars Good read!!!, By mjshoop - This review is from: The Elf Queen (Clan Elves of the Bitterroot) (Kindle Edition) I thoroughly enjoyed this... Read More »