Published Reviews

Booklist April 1, 2008 Issue: reviews The Marriage of True Minds by Stephen Evans Poignant and outrageous, moving and profound, Evans’ delectable debut novel thrums with zesty dialogue and a memorably zany cast of irresistible characters. —... Read More »	Military Review reviews Rebel: The Life and Times of John Singleton Mosby by Kevin H Siepel Kevin H. Siepel has uncovered the very character of Mosby. He also takes Mosby beyond the war years and brings attention to his little-known political career.... Read More »
http://www.atimes.com reviews Apologies Forthcoming by Xujun Eberlein Laudable in its own right, Eberlein's collection is also a reminder of all the great stories that could and should be written in China today. Unfortunately, exile... Read More »	Meleus reviews An Open Weave by devorah major Read More »
Publisher's Weekly and Library Journal reviews Street Smarts by devorah major Read More »	http://www.midwestbookreview.com/rbw/feb_03.htm reviews Brown Glass Windows by devorah major Read More »
http://www.cbsd.com/inventory.aspx?id=13409 reviews Where River Meets Ocean by devorah major Read More »	http://www.carolynjourdan.com/05b_reviews.htm reviews Heart in the Right Place: A Memoir by Carolyn Jourdan A Best Book Club Book of 2008 says Book Sense A Best Book of 2008 says The Literary Guild THE FIRST EVER Book of the Month for Family Circle Magazine! A Most Fun... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews Rebel: The Life and Times of John Singleton Mosby by Kevin H Siepel In this sympathetic, brightly told account, Mosby emerges as an unpredictable, fiercely independent figure with a near-obsessive ‘affinity for the irregular’ in... Read More »	http://relzreviewz.blogspot.com/2008/03/duchess-and-dragon-by-jamie-carie.html reviews The Duchess and the Dragon by Jamie Carie Imperious and commanding Drake Weston, the Earl of Warwick, is betrayed by his father from the grave. Shattered and infuriated, Drake finds himself running from... Read More »

Whispered Thoughts Review reviews Heart of the Highland Wolf by Terry Spear My Review: I couldn't put this book down. Something made Ian so hot as you read through this book. And generally, I can't wrap my brain around thinking someone... Read More »	Kirkus Reviews reviews Anya's War by Andrea Alban Gosline "Anya's Shanghai is richly chaotic, polyglot and packed with refugees. Russian, Yiddish, Hebrew, Mandarin Chinese and Italian pepper the dialogue. Meanwhile,... Read More »
Pridesource reviews "Heart" (in the anthology FOOL FOR LOVE). by 'Nathan Burgoine But it's the newcomers that give this fine book its the-future-of-queer-lit-is-good edge. Among them: Josh Helmin on high school attraction, 'Nathan Burgoine on... Read More »	Long and Short Romance Reviews reviews Dreaming of the Wolf by Terry Spear The aura of romance reached out and grabbed me as soon as Jake spied Alicia and followed her like a lost puppy in the first chapter. Ms. Spear set up the... Read More »
Veronica, MD reviews Hystera by Leora Skolkin-Smith Hystera by Leora Skolkin-Smith is one of those novels that gets you in the first few sentences; you know you are in for something completely unique and... Read More »	420 Characters USA Today reviews 420 Characters by Lou Beach He became bored with status updates on Facebook, so he started writing "little fantasy pieces to amuse myself." The result is drawing rave reviews. Read More »
Missio Authonomy reviews Missio by Tim Hewtson le Roux I am working my way through the Roux opera with pleasure. At last, someone who enjoys playing with the craft of story-telling. I really enjoy the excursions into... Read More »	lovereading.co.uk reviews Switch by Grant McKenzie Terrific, you’ve got to read this one. It’s a race-against-time thriller with a husband/father forced to commit crimes (including murder) to protect his kidnapped... Read More »
Chicago Tribune reviews Boneyard by Michelle Gagnon The story dealing with the two clashing psychopaths is so utterly gripping...it is an addictively readable thriller that will undoubtedly draw comparisons to... Read More »	The Los Angeles Times reviews Who Lives? (A Play) by Christopher Meeks March is National Kidney Month, which makes the docudrama "Who Lives?" only appropriate. Christopher Meeks' fact-based play about an anonymous citizens committee... Read More »