Fiction

“Wormwood is an intergalactic, inter-dimensional, immortal, happy-go-lucky larval worm-thing with a liking for fine stout, strippers, and most of the other vices planet Earth has on offer.

“a classic tale of murder with enough twists and turns of plot to please a casual mystery reader . . .”

“highly recommended for all readers, not just those interested in the Golden Age of British crime writing.”

“Readers who like classic whodunits immersed in location, along with development of complex characters, will enjoy this story.”

“If you are looking for a Thomas Hardy-like adventure story with profanity, pornography, and passion, you will find it . . .”

This is not a harmless story.

Anyone who can figure love out is a genius.

Katie Cotugno’s 99 Days is about 83 days too long.

"DeStefano’s page-turner of a book with its cliffhanger ending deserves its multiple starred reviews."

“this book may be the trigger to inspire a child to learn more.”

“an essential entry into DC’s ongoing Celebration series of anthologies.”

To read A Small Indiscretion is to eat fudge before dinner: slightly decadent behavior, highly caloric, and extremely satisfying.

In Pleasantville, Locke offers another compelling look at the complex layers of life in a historically black community near Houston, Texas.