YARG Review: Hi Isabel, A very gripping story that is well written in a way that it is revealed in bits and pieces. Mostly so anyway until Chap 3 when a lot of the onion levels is explained. That was a bit difficult to comprehend without more than one reading. I really like the story line and w... view book

Hi Debbie, I think you need to keep this idea under lock and key or we will see it implemented in our own lives over here in the USA. Seriously if our President read your book, I'm certain there will be an Executive Order go out requiring all households to generate their own electricity....or mayb... view book

YARG iii REVIEW OF FINGER BONES. I read Chapter one for Nanobots (actually read 2 1/2 chapters). Now I have read through Chapter 5. It is like the end of Act I and the beginning of Act II. Love the story. Wendy, Clair and Henry are a perfect set of three friends. I like that Wendy has these two ... view book

YARG III Revu Killer opening, (if you will allow). I immediately thought of MIB. But then we are in a bit of a world of the strange, just not on Earth (I think). Very inventive. I'm captivated immediately. Your description allows for exacting imagery for me. But nothing is as it seem in y... view book

YARG III Review. Jinger Barley and the Murkel Moon promises to be packed to its gills with twists and maybe twits. There is no telling what a story will come up with if it starts with a discontent Moon that has wanderlust in its heart. A moon that shows the face it wants to show rather than f... view book