Genre Fiction

“. . . an important socio-historical account by someone who’s been there and done all that.”

“. . . shows how acting like an adult and staying true to yourself and others is the way to success in any pursuit.”

“Ms. Hart conceives a fascinating situation and lays out its complexities in careful, graceful prose.”

“The monsters Anne Perry creates are not easy to live with, and their actions linger long after the book is closed.”

“. . . Lash is a paranormal Scarface—one can see a definite parallel between Tony Montana and the protagonist here, Trystan Valeras . . .”

“Well written and engaging, this debut novel . . . takes us through the mind of a woman teetering on the edge of madness. . . . always entertaining.”

“. . . a likable novel. . . . Ms. Meister’s Farewell, Dorothy Parker is enjoyable.”

“. . . a rollicking farce . . . a tightly plotted comedic tale with a genuine emotional center and a sharp satirical wit.”

An English village wakes on the morning after harvest looking to enjoy the fruits of their labors with food, dance, and rest.

“David Freed is a master of mordant one liners for which Raymond Chandler’s leading man, Philip Marlowe, would have given his eye teeth.”

“The Rage is a superbly written crime thriller filled with action and suspense.”

The Rage is a crime novel set in present day Dublin, Ireland.

“. . . a heartbreaking read.”