Published Reviews

A Book Lover's Library reviews Depth of Deception (A Titanic Murder Mystery) by Alexander Galant "This is one of the books you have to read for 2012. I more than enjoyed it. I couldn’t stop reading it and completed it in one... Read More »	Sacramento Press reviews Married at Fourteen: A True Story by Lucille Lang Day "...this is one of the best books I’ve read in a very long time, memoir or otherwise." Read More »
Wickedly Delicious Book Reviews reviews Savage Hunger by Terry Spear I can not believe I have never read a Terry Spear novel before. Wow, her writing voice is beautiful and is a wonderful storyteller. The characters jump... Read More »	The Reno News and Review reviews Grind by Mark Maynard I really liked this collection, and I’ve got to add it to my “local must reads” list. I don’t want to make too much of it, but I’ve really noticed an uptick in... Read More »
VOYA Magazine reviews The Glass Butterfly by Louise Marley A compelling mystery and crime drama unfolds as Tory Lake tries to build a new life for herself as Paulette Chambers. Tory, a Vermont therapist, is desperate to... Read More »	The Midwest Book Review reviews The Beautiful Anthology by Elizabeth Collins Read More »
American Book Review reviews The Beautiful Anthology by Elizabeth Collins This anthology focuses on both male and female persepectives on myths surrounding the concept of beauty. Read More »	The New York Times reviews The Beautiful Anthology by Elizabeth Collins Like a David Cronenberg movie, this offbeat anthology zeros in on beauty's dark and complicated side. Another bonus: it mostly features good writers you've never... Read More »
Joyfully Reviewed reviews Savage Hunger by Terry Spear Terry Spear takes her readers on a wild ride through the Amazon with Savage Hunger. Connor, Kat and Maya make an interesting team in the story. I found... Read More »	Simplyreaders.co.uk (online magazine) reviews The Warsaw Anagrams by Richard Zimler The Warsaw Anagrams - Richard Zimler, 2012 Erik Cohen is a psychiatrist that is sent to the overcrowding in the Jewish ghetto in Warsaw. His life is only... Read More »

Daily News and Analysis (DNA) reviews A Journey Interrupted: Being Indian in Pakistan by Farzana Versey Read More »	Front page of book reviews Mass Casualties: A Young Medic's True Story of Death, Deception, and Dishonor in Iraq by Michael Anthony "Michael Anthony's candid narrative of his service in Iraq is far removed from the glamorized picture of military life that has become a staple of our mass media.... Read More »
FIELD / Poetry Daily reviews the new black by Evie Shockley Shockley's own new book of poems exemplifies this fusion of the formal and innovative as well as any recent book I can think of. Shockley isn't simply a... Read More »	Publisher reviews Ciphers Of Uncommon Origin: Poems By Ana Elsner, Volume I by Ana Elsner : "I had a chance to attend one of Ana Elsner's poetry readings recently and was one of the first to buy a copy of CIPHERS. This poet takes a stand on human... Read More »
The Globe & Mail reviews Mrs. Ziegfeld: The Public and Private Lives of Billie Burke by Grant Hayter-Menzies Hayter-Menzies blends this material nicely, writing with both authority and a light touch, giving an up-close-and-personal portrait not just of Burke, but also her... Read More »	The Organiser reviews A Journey Interrupted: Being Indian in Pakistan by Farzana Versey Indian Muslims are ghettoed in Pakistan Farzana Versey has brought out history through her travel fable that holds bare the social milieu enshrining the... Read More »
The Asian Review of Books reviews Crazy for Kanji: A Student's Guide to the Wonderful World of Japanese Characters by Eve Kushner Eve Kushner, a self-described kanji fanatic, presents excellent learning strategies in her guide.... It helps to be as crazy about kanji as she is; even one of her... Read More »	Booklist reviews Diary of a Witness by Catherine Ryan Hyde Ernie knows the rules of survival in his high school: never look the bullies in the eye, and don’t look behind you. Ernie, who tips the scales at 242 pounds, and... Read More »
El Pais reviews 第九个寡妇 The Ninth Widow by Geling Yan ...Geling Yan es una especialista en nadar entre dos corrientes y maniobrar entre dos aguas...…Una novela en que están siempre presentes las dos aguas antes... Read More »	Historical Novel Review Online (August - November quarter 2008) reviews THE WOLF AND THE LAMB, Book One of the Berkeley Trilogy by Rosy Cole Mary Cole, a butcher’s daughter from Gloucester, is ignorant of the ways of the world. In a time when men of the aristocracy had “official” mistresses, the... Read More »