Showing posts with label young adult fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label young adult fiction. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 19, 2025

November hustlings

 First Saturday in November, I was down in Doylestown for the public library's annual book fair. I think I have my setup where I want it. Sold several copies of Taken Beyond the Ohio.

At my table in Doylestown, PA, November 8th. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Last weekend I was in Charlotte, North Carolina for the Southern Christmas Show. Huge venue with thousands of shoppers. I was one of eight authors selling our books at the Headline Books booth.

Manning my space at the Southern Christmas Show in the Headline Books booth. November 14th.

 

Both long, hard days, but I learned a lot, made many contacts and sold a few copies of my latest book, Can Skinwalkers Swim? 

Saturday, July 30, 2022

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Golden Horn Reviews



What the reviewers have said about the Golden Horn:

"Alternating between Jim's and Jonnie's point of view, this fast-moving tale blends romance, mystery and adventure as the couple fights against long-standing prejudices and a culture in which the right to revenge is unquestioned. The breathtaking climax holds more than a few surprises. Jim and Jonnie may be able to set the record straight about a pivotal event in Starnovia's history, but will they escape the turmoil they've created? The unique setting, appealing characters and plot twists make this an enjoyable read." Chesakis on Amazon.

"This book is a must-read for fans of Indiana Jones and for those who love stories about ancient myths and legends. Set in the present day, the story centers around an archaeology student who seems to find danger, and love, in the most unexpected places. Two-thumbs up." Archaeologist on Amazon.

"The author does a good job in creating characters and atmosphere. The two main characters (Jonneanna and Jim) alternately tell the story. This is a little bit different - but works well in creating empathy with the characters and showing the different worlds they're coming from."
Avery on Amazon.

"This author has accomplished what this reviewer would confidently call a literary tour de force, in creating out of whole cloth a sovereign nation, presumably part of what we once knew as Yugoslavia, and telling a thoroughly engrossing tale about that nation against a backdrop of history both modern and ancient."
"The author's knowledge of Eastern European history, archaeological theory and practice, and his skill in creating a plausible vignette of life in the years following the recent conflict in the Balkans, together with his craftsmanship in creating characters and putting them into action, all combine to make a stunningly workmanlike debut novel." Clempage on Amazon.