Two chapters of acknowledgments, but I kept on reading. Why? Because even the acknowledgments made me chortle. I was looking forward to that first line, and I wasn't disappointed. The parrot was a particularly nice touch. This has the makings of a genuinely funny story. I understand you're fly... view book

Mage is an interesting protagonist, and one that many of your target audience will relate to. She's an outsider, fumbling to control her powers as she verges on adulthood. Anybody who has felt isolated or awkward as a teen will see a little of themselves in her. In a way I think you sell yourself... view book

Is the pen really mightier than the sword? By the end of this story Ryan might have found the answer. Brilliantly detailed, intensely character-driven, and utterly believable, this is a captivating love story. view book

Good spy stories are sadly a rarity. Good spy stories that are also genuinely funny are unheard of. Until now. Agent 72 and Barry are a fantastic duo. I fully expect to see his (or should I say 'their') adventures on the shelves one of these days, and I will buy the book with pleasure. view book

Disease has a gripping beginning - a fire, a death, a damsel in distress, a disease, a fight, an escape, and a clear tension between our would-be hero and the mysterious, silent girl. The writing is punchy, though the occasional lapses into present tense are a little disconcerting. All up it is a ... view book