Sorry the comment is so late in coming...and I LOVED Elvira when I lived in Seattle...she was so cool. Anyway, I agree with JuJu. You have quite a voice and this is a great story. I am so glad I read it and cannot wait until it is published. :) view book

Cheryl, This is a creative take on one of my all-time favorite tales. I like the interplay between characters and the obvious coming of age of Guinevere who, face it, could not have had an easy time of what happened to her. Sorry the comment is so late in coming; it was a work thing. Anyway, I en... view book

Freddie, I started reading this and could not stop until I was finished. This story is so well conceived...I loved it. There are few people who can examine the many facets of the Muslim experience objectively and without stereotyping. I think you have done your research well; and the character po... view book

Tony, This is one wild story. The stinky dying tree almost made me hurl. It recalls Rendezvous with Rama by Arthur C. Clarke. You have created some solid characters and good dramatic tension: where will the cloud appear next? What will happen? Will the bears eat Dan and his logging compadres? :) ... view book

This book is wonderful. I would call this a British version of "A Walk in the Woods" by Bill Bryson, a favorite author. It is nice to know that those of us who drive all over place, with or without camper vans, have encountered similarly-goofy people and done some bizarre things. The only sniglet I ... view book