Published Reviews

VirtualWordsmith.blogspot.com reviews The River, By Moonlight by Camille Marchetta "Camille Marchetta never flinches in this raw, but hopeful story of how people deal with a death they can't possibly understand. Read More »	BookReview.com reviews The River, By Moonlight by Camille Marchetta "Emotionally, the novel connects fiercely with readers . . ." Read More »
Kirkus Discoveries reviews The River, By Moonlight by Camille Marchetta "Marchetta’s prose is elegant in its simplicity, its rhythm gently carrying the reader forward like the Hudson River that figures so prominently throughout... Read More »	Booklist reviews JANEOLOGY by Karen Harrington From Booklist in the Feb 15 issue College professor Tom Nelson has it bad in the wake of a devastating tragedy: the death of his son at thehands of his own wife,... Read More »
BarnesandNoble.com reviews Accidental Cowgirl: Six Cows, No Horse and No Clue by Mary Lynn I. Archibald www.barnesandnoble.com/reviewAccidental Cowgirl: Six Cows, No Horse and No Clue by Mary Lynn Archibald(Paperback)Customer Rating for this product is 5 out of 5 A... Read More »	BIG MUDDY reviews America Bound: An Epic for Our Time by David Radavich "Radavich's poetry resonates with sincerity and reveals a truth that speaks beyond the page. It is not poetry confined to the most intellectual of circles... Read More »
Fantasy Debut reviews Crypt of the Moaning Diamond by Rosemary Jones I enjoyed this novel and if you are looking for a fun, quick read, you probably will as well. And if you are a former gamer, it may bring back some fond memories.... Read More »	Ex Libris, Friends of the Healdsburg Library, The Healdsburg Tribune reviews Briarhopper: A History by Mary Lynn I. Archibald "Larry Archibald...strode in and out of her life until, after her freshman year at San Jose State and during the depths of the Depression, they married. The... Read More »
Contra Costa Times reviews At Face Value: My Triumph Over A Disfiguring Cancer by Terry J Healey "When he (Healey) came to grips with the fact that he needed to work on his inner self and inner scars as opposed to concentrating on the outer scars and... Read More »	Tangent Online reviews "Most Excellent and Lamentable" by Jason Erik Lundberg This story has a surprise ending, which usually I wouldn't like, except in this case it turned what would have been a forgettable story into one that demands to be... Read More »

Powerful Latinas reviews The Disappearance of Irene Dos Santos by Margaret Mascarenhas A stunning debut in which pregnant Lily, confined to bed rest, is surrounded by loved ones who each tell a story to coax the baby out. Read More »	Night Owl Romance reviews Seduced by the Wolf by Terry Spear This is the fifth installment in Ms. Spear's werewolf stories. These stories keep getting better and better with each one. You will find yourself lusting after the... Read More »
The Miami Herald : A sampling of collections by Latinos reviews Girl on a Bridge by Suzanne Frischkorn Girl on a Bridge. Suzanne Frischkorn. Main Street Rag. 57 pages. $14 in paper. While the title of this collection might imply despair, the poems are filled with a... Read More »	Amazon reviews Zaftan Entrepreneurs by Hank Quense This first Zaftan story in a planned trilogy is one very unique take into fantasy/sci-fi. You can tell from the start, that it's going to poke fun at our elected... Read More »
Amazon reviews Zaftan Entrepreneurs by Hank Quense Quense also shows his keen interest in matters anthropological and ethnographic in his revealing of the origins of Gunderland in "a godly sneeze," termed the "Big... Read More »	RAGMAG, An International Magazine of Culture and Art reviews Hystera by Leora Skolkin-Smith “Someone once said that literature is either weighty and wise or interesting and captivating. Skolkin-Smith puts this to rest in HYSTERA. Lilly is a student in... Read More »
Library Journal reviews The Little Russian by Susan Sherman “Sherman’s extraordinary debut novel plunges her readers into the bitter cold, deprivation, and upheaval of early 20th-century wartime Russia. Berta is a... Read More »	Midwest Book Review reviews Edited for Death by Michele Drier Edited for DeathMichele DrierMainly Murder PressA journalist searches for the truth, and that job sometimes leaks into a very similar profession. "Edited for Death... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews To Serve a King by Donna Russo Morin Genevieve Gravois was raised to be the perfect 16th-century spy and assassin—motivated by Henry VIII to kill the French king, François I, as revenge for the death... Read More »	Elle France reviews The Year of Fog by Michelle Richmond A breathtaking novel...magnetic. Read More »