Published Reviews

China Daily reviews CHINA: Portrait of a People by Tom Carter "There is no single image that can adequately represent the diversity that is China. This is partly why Tom Carter's 638-page tome of photographs taken during his... Read More »	GoodReads reviews Hunted by Cheryl Rainfield "It is fast paced, most definitely exciting and truly different from the standard variety paranormal book." Patty Magyar on GoodReads 4/5 stars 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 »	YA Books Central reviews Hunted by Cheryl Rainfield "From the very first page I was hooked. The writing is gripping and grabs you by the collar and won't let you go. I couldn't put this story down. Highly... Read More »
Live To Read reviews Hunted by Cheryl Rainfield "There is plenty of action and excitement in the pages of this novel, the book is hard to put down." Live To Read Read More »	The Never Chronicles reviews Hunted by Cheryl Rainfield "Hunted reaches into your psyche and grabs hold of your mind. It takes you places some of us are afraid to go. It makes you face questions many of us are afraid to... Read More »
WildMoo Books reviews Hunted by Cheryl Rainfield "If you like The Hunger Games or The Book Thief, you'll probably love HUNTED, too. Hunted has an original plot, strong characters, steady pacing, and a consistent... Read More »	Word Spelunking reviews Hunted by Cheryl Rainfield "Powerful. Explosive. Moving. A MUST Read. Hunted is a truly captivating book, with a story that pulses with originality, social awareness, and a razor sharp... Read More »
Christian Science Monitor print edition reviews Lost Kingdom: Hawaii's Last Queen, the Sugar Kings, and America's First Imperial Adventure by Julia Flynn Siler The Christian Science Monitor picks Lost Kingdom as an Editor’s Choice, calling it “a fascinating and authoritative tale of intrigue and imperialism…” Read the... Read More »	Christian Science Monitor print edition reviews Lost Kingdom: Hawaii's Last Queen, the Sugar Kings, and America's First Imperial Adventure by Julia Flynn Siler The Christian Science Monitor picks Lost Kingdom as an Editor’s Choice, calling it “a fascinating and authoritative tale of intrigue and imperialism…” Read More »

Romantic Times reviews The Cold Room by JT Ellison Romantic Times Rating 4.5 stars Top Pick Flawlessly plotted, with well-defined characters and conflict, Ellison's latest is quite simply a gem. But some of its... Read More »	amazon reviews Perfect Red by Jennie Nash Jennie Nash has written a book about a young woman's ambition at a time when women weren't raised to want more than a MRS. Degree, which back then could be... Read More »
Richmond (VA) Times-Dispatch reviews Dead of the Day by Karen Olson Olson, a graduate of Roanoke College and a reporter and editor for Connecticut newspapers for 20 years, brings a journalist's eye for detail and immediacy to this... Read More »	Midwest Book Review reviews Letters to Early Street by Albert Flynn DeSilver Originally begun as letters to a colleague, Albert Flynn DeSilver's writing began to transform into a whimsical epistolary experiment that turned writing a... Read More »
The Washington Post reviews Morbid Curiosity magazine by Loren Rhoads "For a decade, Morbid Curiosity has been a confessional where Americans revealed their deepest, darkest secrets. The title was no joke: Morbid Curiosity was... Read More »	Library Journal reviews The G Quotient by Kirk Snyder Highly recommended…Snyder treats the material sensible and seriously. His provocative study clearly and impressively shows that employees working for gay bosses... Read More »
School Library Journal reviews The Prince of Ireland and the Three Magic Stallions by Bryce Milligan GR 4. . . . Milligan has taken a traditional Irish tale and synthesized many versions into a cohesive and delightful whole. His poetic prose demands to be read... Read More »	The Washington Post Book World reviews The Melancholy Fate of Capt. Lewis by Michael Pritchett “Packed with strange characters and striking discoveries, The Melancholy Fate of Capt. Lewis explores one of America's most legendary adventures and surveys the... Read More »
The Worlds of Paul Jessup reviews A Gathering of Doorways by Michael John Jasper [New Urban Fantasy horror novel Gathering of Doorways] Is really, really awesome. And scary as all hell. The land of the undercity is described in painstakingly... Read More »	http://www.alamedamagazine.com/media/Alameda-Magazine/March-April-2007/Authors/ reviews Sperm Are from Men, Eggs Are from Women: The Real Reason Men and Women Are Different by Joe Quirk From the Carmel Authors & Ideas Festival: “Joe Quirk is a TV talk show darling for his hilarious non-fiction IT’S NOT YOU, IT’S BIOLOGY: THE SCIENCE OF LOVE,... Read More »