Published Reviews

School Library Journal reviews The Trouble with Rules by Leslie Bulion "Readers will empathize with the protagonist and may see themselves in her as she struggles with peer relationships. Refreshingly, Nadie develops her own "rules"... Read More »	Cozy Library reviews In Cold Daylight by Pauline Rowson In Cold Daylight is a well plotted, well written adventure featuring a likable amateur sleuth with a complex past and present -- and a long-buried secret to... Read More »
Reviewing The Evidence reviews In Cold Daylight by Pauline Rowson This is a fast-paced and enjoyable book with many twists and turns. Adam's investigation is turning over rocks, and there are surprises under them. The characters... Read More »	From the Cheap Seats reviews The River, By Moonlight by Camille Marchetta Camille Marchetta explores the tragedy of loss through the revealing journey into the lives, emotions, and thoughts of those who are most impacted by loss -- those... Read More »
Amazon.Com reviews Ghosthunter by Michael W Saunders A new sheriff in town!, September 16, 2008 by Sandra G. Gaskin Watch out people, there's a new writing sheriff in town, & his name is Michael Saunders. Being... Read More »	New York Times reviews Lives of the Animals by Robert Wrigley The beasts get title billing in Robert Wrigley's sixth collection of poems, but Wrigley is most interested in what happens when his animals meet up with what he... Read More »
ForeWord Magazine reviews The Master Planets by Donald Gallinger In 1973, Peter Jameson was nineteen years old and preparing to conquer the world with his band, the Master Planets. Then echoes of his Holocaust ancestry swept in... Read More »	Booklist reviews The Master Planets by Donald Gallinger In a sleek, absorbing narrative, Gallinger easily moves between two seemingly disparate worlds. Peter Jameson is on the brink of true success with his talented... Read More »
Ted Chapin reviews The Master Planets by Donald Gallinger "Donald Gallinger has written a remarkable book… a brilliant novel of humor, suspense, music, history—and family… a whirlwind ride in which we see extraordinary... Read More »	Thomas Perry reviews The Master Planets by Donald Gallinger "The Master Planets is a magnificent, mysterious book. Near the end I wished it had been less unforgettable, so I could sit down and read it again." -- New York... Read More »

New York Times reviews American Son: A Novel by Brian Ascalon Roley Two half-Filipino brothers can pass for white, but their mother cannot; painful conflicts are in store for everybody in this novel's complex exploration of racism... Read More »	Booklist reviews The Calligrapher’s Daughter by Eugenia Kim Kim opens a window into a vanished world in this sensitively rendered homage to her mother's life. As Najin comes of age in early-twentieth century Korea, her... Read More »
http://thefurnacereview.wordpress.com/2010/05/21/what-bright-messages/ reviews A Single Hurt Color by Andrew Demcak May 21, 2010 Yes, we’ve featured Andrew Demcak’s latest book, A Single Hurt Color, before. But that was before we’d had a copy in our own hands. Now that I’ve... Read More »	AlexaLovesBooks reviews Hunted by Cheryl Rainfield "Intense, gripping, and incredibly powerful. I could not put it down once I started it. Really brilliant!" AlexaLovesBooks Read More »
Amazon.com Customer Reviews reviews SUPERFAG by daniel curzon "Nothing is subtle. On the other hand, neither was Jonathan Swift in his classic GULLIVER'S TRAVELS. Mr. Curzon holds up the looking glass in order that we -- at... Read More »	People Magazine reviews Gossip Of The Starlings by Nina de Gramont Three and a half (out of four) stars: Don't let the obscure title (it's from a Shel Silverstein poem, but who'll get that?) or the prep school heroine's name (... Read More »
Tulsa World reviews Queen of the Road by Doreen Orion "Orion's husband had an idea — leave behind their lives as psychiatrists and travel around the country in a converted bus. 'Why can't you be like a normal husband... Read More »	San Francisco Public Library reviews Morbid Curiosity magazine by Loren Rhoads Subject Curiosities and wonders -- Periodicals. Eccentrics and eccentricities -- Periodicals. Read More »
Kirkus Reviews reviews A Real Basket Case by Beth Groundwater "Drugs and jealousy add up to a Rocky Mountain murder. Claire Hanover, a Colorado Springs empty-nester whose husband Roger's self-image is tied to climbing the... Read More »	Globe and Mail reviews A Pocket Can Have a Treasure in It by Kathy Stinson This lovely circular tale begins and ends with a horse but gallops off in several other directions before its work is done. In the beginning, 'A barn can have … a... Read More »