Published Reviews

Chroma Journal reviews A Dangerous Man by Anne Brooke Read More »	Vulpes Libris website reviews A Dangerous Man by Anne Brooke Read More »
Unique Logophilos website reviews Maloney's Law by Anne Brooke Read More »	Gerald DiPego, screenwriter–Phenomenon reviews Numenon by Sandy O Nathan "The collision of commerce and spirit, the world's richest man and an ancient Native American shaman, a global corporation larger than any other and the quiet... Read More »
Ilene L. Dillon, M.S.W. Host of Full Power Living (www.worldtalkradio.com ) Co-author of Happiness reviews Numenon by Sandy O Nathan "Adults, rejoice! We no longer have to read the kid's copy of Harry Potter, because we have Sandy Nathan and Numenon! Numenon has all the compelling adventure,... Read More »	Midwest Book Review reviews Numenon by Sandy O Nathan When you have it all, what's there to worry about? "Numenon: A Tale of Mysticism & Money" is the first book of the Bloodsong series. Will Duane was set for... Read More »
Megan Waitkoff (MTWA judge) reviews Hungry for Wisconsin: A Tasty Guide for Travelers by Mary Bergin This book stands out for me as much for what it is as what it is not. First, what it is: an engaging, exciting collection of off-the-beaten-path restaurants, each... Read More »	Online review site reviews Intimate Beings by Jessica Barksdale Inclan Claire never felt as if she fit in with the world around her, and lately those feeling are much more overwhelming than normal. Her loneliness was bordering on... Read More »
http://eguiders.com/video/guy-kawasaki-the-art-of-the-start-tiecon-2006 reviews THE ENTIRE EARTH AND SKY: Views on Antarctica by Leslie Carol Roberts “I THINK OF ANTARCTICA every day,” writes Leslie Carol Roberts. Anyone who has been to this fantastic, far-off continent knows exactly what she means—Antarctica is... Read More »	idirect.com/Revue Books reviews Canaan Barred by Philip Hyams Forbidden Love & A Message Of Hope! The world could always use more messengers of hope -Philip Hyams is one such messenger. In his new novel CANNAN BARRED... Read More »

Mississippi Valley Archaeology Center reviews The Dead Sea Codex by Sarah U. Wisseman "...Sarah Wisseman’s second entry in the Lisa Dona hue series is entertaining and satisfying. It is a slim volume (only 150 pages in length) and this is a... Read More »	Kirkus reviews Dead Man's Wharf by Pauline Rowson Dead Man's Wharf is a starred review. ‘Rowson turns out an exemplary procedural with the requisite plot twists, double-crosses and all loose ends tied up neatly in... Read More »
FictionWritersReview.com reviews Good Things I Wish You by A. Manette Ansay *** Ansay uses Jeanette’s quest for the truth as suspenseful movement within the narrative. Jeanette, teacher and writer of fiction, makes it her mission to... Read More »	Coal Hill Review reviews Diwata by Barbara Jane Reyes A Diwata, in Philippine culture, is a guardian spirit of nature similar to a nymph or elf who resides in large trees and is capable of delivering both fortune and... Read More »
Reading The Past Litblog reviews The Wedding Shroud by Elisabeth Storrs Few authors have fictionalized the Etruscan civilization, especially when compared with the many who write about Rome. Though separated from the Roman Republic... Read More »	Publisher's Weekly reviews Steps and Stones by Gail Silver This offbeat story makes the potentially cerebral topic of dealing appropriately with anger simple and delightfully visual. Krömer’s predominantly green palette in... 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 »	WIRED.com reviews Beer, Blood & Cornmeal by Bob Calhoun A breezy and hilarious read, Beer, Blood & Cornmeal tells how a loose group of musicians, horror movie fans and a few actual professional wrestlers pushed... Read More »
Fiction Nation - XM Satellite reviews Matters of Faith by Kristy Kiernan Part I, Fiction Nation Homepage: Coming up on Fiction Nation... Kristy Kiernan came strong out of the gate with her novel Catching Genius, and we had a great time... Read More »	BookPage reviews Matters of Faith by Kristy Kiernan Everyone believes in something. Whether our beliefs are rooted in religion, experience or just intuition, faith is one of life's strongest arguments. Many believe... Read More »