Published Reviews

The Women's Review of Books, Vol. XVII reviews Disguised As A Poem: My Years Teaching Poetry at San Quentin by Judith Tannenbaum Say how ya doing Outside world? Do you remember me? I’m that intricate part Missing from the whole The one y’all decided to forget. (p. 29... Read More »	Guardian UK reviews My War Killing Time In Iraq by Colby Buzzell The timing of the award is almost as striking as the writing which it honours. A former American machine gunner's memoir of a year's tour of duty in Iraq based on... Read More »
Philadelphia Bulletin reviews 101 Really Important Things You Already Know, But Keep Forgetting by Ernie J. Zelinski Here’s a book you can fall in love with just by reading the table of contents. It’s entitled 101 Really Important Things You Already Know, But Keep Forgetting by... Read More »	The Kansas City Star reviews The Melancholy Fate of Capt. Lewis by Michael Pritchett "Pritchett has achieved something pretty intricate here: He has wrapped the real-life explorer Meriwether Lewis in a contemporary fiction. The tension between... Read More »
The Denver Post reviews The Melancholy Fate of Capt. Lewis by Michael Pritchett “With publication of Michael Pritchett's debut novel, The Melancholy Fate of Captain Lewis, Unbridled has again introduced an extraordinary writer to the world…the... Read More »	The Washington Post Book World reviews The Melancholy Fate of Capt. Lewis by Michael Pritchett “Packed with strange characters and striking discoveries, The Melancholy Fate of Capt. Lewis explores one of America's most legendary adventures and surveys the... Read More »
bookreview.com reviews 24/7 by Susan DiPlacido "This novel is sizzling hot. This is no light romance; it is a gritty, exciting work of fiction. It is near perfection with its no holds barred sex scenes,... Read More »	The Beat reviews 24/7 by Susan DiPlacido "What do you get when Chick Lit intersects Chuck Palahniuk? You get relationship-based fiction with a tough, gritty edge. You get characters who aren't stock... Read More »
bookideas.com reviews Trattoria by Susan DiPlacido "This book is gutsy and earthy. It is not for anyone who is offended by strong language. But if you don’t mind some common curses and everyday language, then... Read More »	RT Book Reviews reviews Mutual Holdings by Susan DiPlacido "Has a When Harry Met Sally flavor." Read More »

Darhk Portal reviews Dreaming of the Wolf by Terry Spear Okay, apparently the book gods saw me in my distress over my dilema with the less than hotness level in the recent books... Read More »	Self-Publishing Review reviews Sleeper's Run by Henry Mosquera SPOILER ALERT! It’s a high-concept tale that could easily form the basis of a Hollywood blockbuster or season-long television narrative, such as 24. Read More »
Lynchburg Coupon Mama reviews Gertrude's Broken Wand (Marmalade Book 1) by Jason Thibeault Marmalade is a book that today’s child is sure to love! Just from the back cover, I felt a flood of memories come back about books and movies including Alice in... Read More »	420 Characters NYtimes.com reviews 420 Characters by Lou Beach Marvels of economy, the stories in Lou Beach’s first collection, “420 Characters”(Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $22), originated as Facebook status updates (and... Read More »
Frontiers Magazine/Los Angeles reviews Songs for the New Depression by Kergan Edwards-Stout A wonderful writer by the name of Kergan Edwards-Stout has delivered a simply stunning work of fiction, Songs for the New Depression... This tale of love and life... Read More »	Missio Authonomy reviews Missio by Tim Hewtson le Roux 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... Read More »
Ace & Hoser reviews Theft of the Master by Ted Davison <...> Edwin Alexander weaves all these stories together in a dramatic mystery where all is not what it seems. The sculpture is the centerpiece linking it all... Read More »	ForeWord Magazine reviews The Dust of 100 Dogs by A.S. King "The author’s depiction of an autonomous, courageous, and intelligent girl coming of age in the midst of chaos (both historic and contemporary) is compelling. The... Read More »
Mystery News reviews Nox Dormienda (A Long Night for Sleeping) by Kelli Stanley Phillip Marlowe and John Rebus have a new cousin ... who speaks Latin. Read More »	Daily Variety - Bags and Boards reviews Egg Story by J Marc Schmidt "Schmidt, an Australian creating his first comics work, has created a sweet, silly and funny story about growing up. His art is simple (eggs with smiley faces) and... Read More »