Published Reviews

Reed Elsevier Inc reviews Taking Aim at the President: The Remarkable Story of the Woman Who Shot at Gerald Ford by Geri Spieler From Publishers Weekly "On September 22, 1975, Sara Jane Moore attempted to kill President Gerald Ford. Investigative journalist Spieler traces the "unlikely... Read More »	TIME Magazine. reviews The G Quotient by Kirk Snyder Kirk's research and "The G Quotient" were the subject of Time's feature story "Come Out, Move Up" by Andrea Sachs. Read More »
www.romancejunkies.com reviews A Sensible Match by Teryl S Cartwright A SENSIBLE MATCH is a wonderful love story. Abby and Edwin both face many challenges, and must rely on God’s guidance. Upon Edwin’s arrival in her town, she must... Read More »	School Library Journal reviews Rock & Roll Never Forgets (A JP Kinkaid Mystery) by Deborah Grabien Adult/High School - JP Kinkaid, a member of the legendary British rock band Blacklight, is unnerved when he learns that Perry Dillon, a tabloid biographer, is... Read More »
Hallelujah Blackout Publishers Weekly reviews Hallelujah Blackout by Alex Lemon Starred Review. You/ should have seen the sweat of still-being-alive, writes Lemon in his sprawling, varied, and ambitious second collection. Thoughts of joy and... Read More »	Horror World reviews Sins of the Sirens: Fourteen Tales of Dark Desire by Loren Rhoads "Starting off the collection, Loren Rhoads gives us The Angel’s Lair, a powerful, haunting tale of an angel’s temptation. Sensuous and alluring, it grabs your... Read More »
Hallelujah Blackout InDigest reviews Hallelujah Blackout by Alex Lemon Wild syntax flips the power structure of the universe on its ass so many times it is hard to tell who controls what and when and how often Read More »	Fiction Nation Reviews (http://www.fictionnationonline.com/reviews/virginsandmartyrs.html) reviews Virgins And Martyrs by Earl Merkel Virgins and Martys by Earl Merkel I'm Kim Alexander and this is Fiction Nation. The book is Virgins and Martyrs by Earl Merkel. Is it possible to write a book... Read More »
San Francisco Chronicle Book Review reviews Towers of Gold: How One Jewish Immigrant Named Isaias Hellman Created California by Frances L Dinkelspiel "carefully researched and superbly written." Read More »	Los Angeles Times reviews Towers of Gold: How One Jewish Immigrant Named Isaias Hellman Created California by Frances L Dinkelspiel "impressively researched and engagingly told." Read More »

The Denver Post reviews THE MURDERER'S DAUGHTERS by Randy Susan Meyers The shadow of one despicable act proves all but impossible to overcome. Meyers, in a remarkably assured debut, details how the sisters process their grief in... Read More »	http://www.ijustfinished.com/review_toc_search.php?id=534 reviews SHADOWS IN THE MIST by Brian Moreland Jack Chambers survived World War II, but the memories of what he saw and fought in the Hurtgen Forest in Germany still haunt him in the present day. The horrors he... Read More »
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reviews The Crowning Glory of Calla Lily Ponder by Rebecca Wells It's hard not to fall in love with the people in this magical place, where love is as plentiful as the dancing, gumbo and ice-cold Cokes. "Crowning Glory," much... Read More »	ReadersFavorite.com reviews The Story of Saint Catrick by Robby Charters In this fantasy, the animal kingdom was at war. The Cats felt superior to all other species. The Rodents battled for their freedom from the Cats' rule and the Cats... Read More »
Miami Herald reviews How to Get Divorced by 30: My Misguided Attempt at a Starter Marriage by Sascha Rothchild When you blog about relationships for Psychology Today, you aren't surprised when people you barely know start asking for advice. The questions come even faster... Read More »	San Diego Woman reviews Healing With Words: A Writer's Cancer Journey by Diana Raab Read More »
Dark Diva's Reviews reviews Dreaming of the Wolf by Terry Spear Shelly’s Review: When Jake drops off some of his photos at the art gallery, he sees a beautiful woman with a camera who catches his interest. He follows her to a... Read More »	Fly High Litblog reviews The Wedding Shroud by Elisabeth Storrs It got me hooked from the first words in the Prologue - "Her whole world was orange" - and I couldn't put it down for a while. THE WEDDING SHROUD is a... Read More »
Booklist reviews Greasewood Creek by Pamela Steele Steele depicts the depression, grief, and guilt of living after a loss with expert clarity, making this a powerful and faithful story of finding the inner strength... Read More »	Quill & Quire reviews What Happened to Ivy by Kathy Stinson The conflicted emotions are portrayed with a rawness that forces the reader to think, “What if?” the novel also succeeds in presenting the situation in a... Read More »