Genre Fiction

“. . . electrifying. . . .”

“. . . deadly serious with all plot, character development, and events revolving around Eve’s determination to put a twisted criminal mastermind out of action.”

“. . . you’ll be glad you got on for the ride—and made it safely to the end.”

“Steve Stern masterfully creates different voices and narrators, employing colorful and descriptive language and humor.”

“The Truth is thinking fiction, worthy . . .”

Michael Palin doesn’t look much like a Renaissance man.

“. . . a gripping, adventuresome novel with profound insight into the ways in which we choose our destiny . . .”

“. . . a complex, atmospheric story. . . . artful and competent writing.”

If you like to get down to the soul level in your reading, open up a Louise Penny mystery.

“Mr. Kaplan tries again and again to find reasonable scientific explanations for monsters . . . only to conclude . . . monsters are outside the realm of scientific inquiry.”

“. . . [an] exciting and emotional read. . . . a gritty tale told with honesty and compassion.”

“You will find poetry in objects. . . . The layering of the storytelling is as rich as a frosted cake.”

“. . . daring . . . a story of the Promethean folly of human beings. . . . visceral . . . grueling . . .”

Chase Novak’s newly born Breed is not cute.

“. . . a powerful and rare achievement . . .”