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Christian Fiction Review
He thought his secret was safe... until the one he stole from began harassing him. Novelist Dennis Shore is in a ghost story of his own making.
Large Print Reviews - Large Print and Audio Book Reviews, Low Vision Information
Book Reviews of Large print books, audio books, low vision products, articles, low vision links, and other items of interest to individuals who are blind, visually impaired, or who have low vision. Articles on eye health and eye diseases and disorders, literature, travel tips and travel articles.
Untold Story: A Novel – Book Review | Suite101.com
This is a story about Princess Diana with the premise that she faked her own death.
Book review: Deborah Crombie's *No Mark upon Her*
Deborah Crombie's *No Mark upon Her*, reviewed and recommended fiction.
Book Review: The Second Summer of the Sisterhood by Ann Brashares | Suite101.com
Carmen, Lena, Bridget, and Tibby are back for their second summer as they face more challenges and continue to share the Pants.
Learn How to Get Book Reviews - Follow the Virtual Book Tour for "How To Get Your Book Reviewed" |
Learn How to Get Book Reviews - Follow the Virtual Book Tour for "How To Get Your Book Reviewed". The virtual book tour for "How To Get Your Book Reviewed" features how-to articles, interviews, and book giveaways for authors and publishers. - PR11655538
Book Review: The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern | Suite101.com
Erin Morgenstern's popular novel, The Night Circus, sweeps readers into a vivid narrative of a mysterious 19th century travelling circus.
Book Review of 'Writing without Teachers' by Peter Elbow | Suite101.com
An evaluation of a popular writing resource that claims to help struggling writers of all ages and abilities.
Book Review: The Help by Kathryn Stockett | Suite101.com
Skeeter, a spunky young woman who dreams of being a writer, tests racial boundaries when she interviews African-American maids in 1960s Jackson, Miss.
Book Review: "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen" by Paul Torday | Suite101.com
Adroit in his storytelling, debut novelist Paul Torday delivers a funny, enjoyable political commentary but which lacks emotional depth.
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