Published Reviews
Lambda Rising Book Report, Bay Area Reporter, The Wishing Well reviews
by Jess Wells
“Wells’ language is a rich and varied drug… Unlike so many other highly charged novels, The Price of Passion is a fully integrated story with a compelling conflict...
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The Washington Blade, Chicago Outlines, Girlfriends Magazine, Recommended Reading/True Review reviews
by Jess Wells
"AfterShocks is an achievement. There are lines that are so filled with beauty and truth that they are sheer pleasure to read. Jess Wells is obviously...
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Books of the Times reviews
The Palm Latitudes of Kate Braverman's passionate new novel are those hot, steamy places to the south where the sun is insolent and cactuses and banyan trees and...
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New York Times reviews
For some American fiction writers, Los Angeles has for a long time now been thought of as providing a definitive opportunity to describe uprooted characters...
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Historical Novels Review reviews
by Jess Wells
...Wells’ detailed bibliography confirms her extensive research. Historical events such as the invention of the printing press and contributions of...
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The Best Reviews reviews
by Janny Wurts
This is a stand-alone epic fantasy that is full of action and adventure TO RIDE HELL'S CHASM is a complex sword and sorcery novel whose protagonist is a man of...
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Entertainment Weekly reviews
by Jon Clinch
Clinch brings us a radical new take on Twain's classic, and a stand-alone marvel of a novel.
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Publishers Weekly reviews
by Jason Pinter
Still relatively fresh out of J-school but already a hot scribe at the New York Gazette, Henry Parker (from Pinter’s The Mark) files another hair-raising story in...
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The Blurb (Australia) reviews
by Fan Wu
"February Flowers is an impressive debut from Wu. It offers an insight into contemporary Chinese life not often seen in literature of Chinese origin and will...
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Barnes & Noble reviews
The story of Keith, a man who goes in for therapeutic hypnosis and wakes up in another man's body - an ugly man who lives a very different life from Keith's...
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Authonomy reviews
The first two chapters are the funniest start to a book I have ever encountered (well, I may exaggerate, but it felt like it). It keeps it up too. When our hero...
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The Wall Street Journal reviews
by Lou Beach
A collection of Facebook "status updates," which are limited to 420 characters, this charming stocking stuffer proves just how much punch miniature stories can...
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Authonomy reviews
This reads so factually at times that it sounds true-life, which really is what drew me in. I thoroughly enjoyed the tone behind your MC's voice, he is a wee bit...
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Authonomy reviews
Got up very early this morning and read 'Missio' straight on through. I absolutely could not stop! It is brilliant and grand--I can't think of a better word than...
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E!Online reviews
by Lucy Corin
Lucy Corin's The Entire Predicament. These stories take about 10 seconds each to get their hooks in you for life. Do those hooks hurt? Of course they do, in all...
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The Oregonian reviews
by Jeff Parker
"Ovenman may leave some readers puzzling over how When can be such a dope in some ways and still such a fun narrator. Parker rides that thin line of narrative...
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Fallen Angel Reviews reviews
by Terry Spear
Heart of the Wolf by Terry Spear is a fantastic new addition to the popular trend of shape shifter stories. I loved this story, not only does Ms. Spear draw the...
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Publishers Weekly reviews
by Terry Spear
A werewolf woman defies the alpha male of her pack in this supernatural romance, with chemistry that crackles off the page and a richly depicted pack dynamic.
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Fallen Angel Reviews reviews
by Terry Spear
Winning the Highlander's Heart is just that. Two independent Highlanders, both proud and stubborn, reluctant to let another into their hearts. Anice believes she...
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