Published Reviews

Medieval Bookworm reviews The Middle-Aged Man and the Sea by Christopher Meeks In his first short story collection, Christopher Meeks uses effective prose to provide us with a variety of emotions and real life situations in compact form.... Read More »	writer and witches, and words ... reviews The River, By Moonlight by Camille Marchetta The best pasrt of this book for me was the ending . . . . It leaves the reader with a sense of peace, if not satisfaction. I highly recommend it - this is... Read More »
Vulpes Libris reviews Hearts and Minds by Rosy Thornton Hearts and Minds got me in the habit of bed-reading again - something I haven’t done for years. For thirty minutes each night I snuggled up and read the perfect... Read More »	The Mystery Reader reviews Rock & Roll Never Forgets (A JP Kinkaid Mystery) by Deborah Grabien (She absolutely nails it: being a rock star is JP's job. That's precisely how he sees it. And since the story is narrated by JP, that's how the reader is supposed... Read More »
The Telegraph reviews Hearts and Minds by Rosy Thornton At an all-women Cambridge college, a centuries-old tradition of female heads of house has been broken by the appointment of a man, James Rycarte. The sisters of... Read More »	The Big Issue (north) reviews Restitution by Eliza Graham With Europe ravaged in the closing stages of world war two, Russia's advancing Red Army causes the civilian population of Germany to flee in terror. Alix, the... Read More »
Historical Novels Review reviews Playing with the Moon by Eliza Graham Playing with the Moon Eliza Graham, Macmillan New Writing, 2007 Their small son having been killed in a road accident, Tom and Minna Byrne rent a house in an... Read More »	The Irish Book Review reviews Playing with the Moon by Eliza Graham Playing with the Moon Eliza Graham Autumn 2007 Eliza Graham's first novel, Playing with the Moon, is an intricately plotted work, shifting between the present and... Read More »
Brighton Argus reviews Playing with the Moon by Eliza Graham Minna and Tom rent a cottage in a small village near Dorset, hoping the change of scene will help them deal with the recent loss of their son. Exploring the beach... 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 »

Grasping for the Wind reviews THE UNIT by Terry DeHart This is an apocalyptic story to stand alongside such greats as Alas, Babylon by Pat Frank, The Road by Cormac McCarthy, or the Wastelands anthology edited by John... Read More »	Joyfully Reviewed reviews Heart of the Highland Wolf by Terry Spear Wolf Fever is a fiery hot exciting novel! Action abounds from the first page keeping you engrossed. Carol and Ryan’s connection is sizzling. These two are... Read More »
Kirkus Reviews reviews Songs for the New Depression by Kergan Edwards-Stout Kergan Edwards-Stout infuses reality and hopefulness into a bittersweet story about compassion and personal growth. A distinctively entertaining novel written with... Read More »	BlogHer.com reviews My Life Map: A Journal to Help You Shape Your Future by Kate Marshall When we embark on a trip, we're far more likely to make it to our destination easily if we know our starting point and plan a route to our destination. We plot our... Read More »
LA Times reviews I'm Sorry You Feel That Way: The Astonishing but True Story of a Daughter, Sister, Slut, Wife, Mother, and Friend to Man and Dog by Diana Joseph Like the best storytellers -- fictional or otherwise -- [Joseph] treats her people with compassion. She manages to be very funny. But she refuses to reduce her... Read More »	Niagara This Week reviews The Alchemy of Loss: A Young Widow's Transformation by Abigail J Carter The Alchemy of Loss is frank, open and chatty and begs the reader to keep reading. The author does not gloss over the unpleasant parts, including times when she... Read More »
Medieval Bookworm reviews The Brightest Moon of the Century by Christopher Meeks One thing I have loved in reading many of Mr. Meeks’s stories is the humanity of his characters. You can always feel for these people. In The Brightest Moon of... Read More »	The Pioneer reviews Simran by Rajesh Talwar It’s a common name in many Sikh families. Simran Kaur. Simran means, to remember. This book remembers her; idealistic, tempestuous, scholarly Simran hiding the... Read More »
Boston Globe reviews THE MURDERER'S DAUGHTERS by Randy Susan Meyers Randy Susan Meyers’s sensitive story about the legacy of domestic violence is painful to read at times, but unforgettable. Randy Susan Meyers delivers a clear-eyed... Read More »	Married To A Geek reviews Sleeper's Run by Henry Mosquera Sleeper's Run (written by Henry Mosquera) is an action political thriller that has you in suspense the entire time you are reading it. Read More »