Published Reviews

The Romance Studio reviews Nowhere to Hide by Terry Odell Colleen McDonald has escaped to Orlando, Florida from Oregon. Post traumatic stress disorder after being shot and seeing her partner killed haunts her days and... Read More »	Book Marks reviews The Big Bang Symphony by Lucy Jane Bledsoe "...captures the southern continent’s blend of mystery, menace and majesty with ravishing immediacy....Bledsoe’s narrative of the women’s stint in polar isolation... Read More »
Booklist reviews The Big Bang Symphony by Lucy Jane Bledsoe "Bledsoe skillfully orchestrates the lives of an intriguing set of characters gathered at an outpost in Antarctica....Bledsoe uses the locale's incredible beauty... Read More »	Kirkus Reviews reviews The Big Bang Symphony by Lucy Jane Bledsoe “In this compelling novel, Bledsoe captures the deadly beauty of the southernmost continent….A well-balanced humdinger of a story keeps this unusual novel hurtling... Read More »
Edge Magazine reviews The Big Bang Symphony by Lucy Jane Bledsoe "Well-paced and plotted, the novel centers around three women who go to the Antarctic then return home, their lives forever changed by their experiences with each... Read More »	Long and Short Reviews reviews Wolf Fever by Terry Spear Wolf Fever by Terry Spear Publisher: Sourcebooks Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal Length: Full Length (399 pgs) Heat Level: spicy Rating: 5 Books Reviewed by... Read More »
Fresh Fiction reviews Wolf Fever by Terry Spear Nurse Carol Woods is sick of being penned up. She hated it before she was turned into a werewolf, when the gray pack was trying to keep her safe from the destiny... Read More »	Amazon.com reviews ONLY THE GOOD PARTS by daniel curzon The most amazing and saddest thing about this really fine novel is that apparently few people know about it. That is a real tragedy since ONLY THE GOOD PARTS has... Read More »
San Francisco Book Review reviews Color Blind by Precious Williams The confusion, ignorance, clarity, and struggles Williams encounters along the way are riveting reading with Williams’ deft descriptions and child-like honesty.... Read More »	USA Today reviews Color Blind by Precious Williams British journalist Precious Williams upends every expectation about race, class, gender and ambition in her startlingly powerful memoir. Of note: Williams' subtle... Read More »

Booklist reviews The Year of Fog by Michelle Richmond Richmond gracefully explores the nature of memory and perception in key passages that never slow the suspense of the search…a page-turner with a philosophical bent... Read More »	Journal of American History reviews Everything but the Coffee: Learning about America from Starbucks by Bryant Simon This is a highly readable and deeply engaged examination of the culture of capitalism in the contemporary United States. It is an ethnography, based on countless... Read More »
Association of Library Trustees, Advocates, Friends and Foundations reviews Velva Jean Learns to Fly by Jennifer Niven During World War II, more than 1,000 women pilots ferried fighter jets and other military aircraft in a program started by Jacqueline Cochrane called Women... Read More »	Choice, of the Association of College and Research Libraries reviews Tatiana Proskouriakoff: Interpreting the Ancient Maya by Char Solomon This intimate biography of a revered scholar in Mayan studies describes the problems and pleasures of archaeological fieldwork, the organization of research, and... Read More »
Bookviews by Alan Caruba reviews Self-Revealization Acceptance - Your Divine Right to Live in Joy and Freedom by Stephen Kaufman Stephen F. Kaufman, www.hanshi.com, wants you to question some of your fundamental beliefs, but particularly those that do not want you to question faith as a... Read More »	The Northern Poetry Review reviews Wayworn Wooden Floors by Mark Lavorato Mark Lavorato is a well-traveled poet, a fact evidenced in this collection; his words reference his experiences in various countries, sometimes obliquely,... Read More »
ForeWord Magazine reviews COMING TO REST by Kathryn Stripling Byer Coming to Rest by: Kathryn Stripling Byer Issue Month: May/June 2006 Category: Poetry Publisher: Louisiana State University 72 pages, Softcover $16.95 ISBN:... Read More »	Broken Colors MostlyFiction.com reviews Broken Colors by Michele Zackheim Read More »
Books of the Times reviews Palm Latitudes by Kate Braverman 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... Read More »	The Romance Reader reviews The Witch From The Sea by Lisa Jensen "A thoroughly satisfying romantic tale, filled with swashbuckling pirates, plenty of atmosphere, and characters who come alive. It’s a solid debut from an author... Read More »