A creative, detailed, and surprising story. I haven't read vampire stories since I read a few by Anne Rice, but this one was really very interesting, and I'm glad I took a chance.

Pestilence, famine, war, oh my. Creativity, shock, and a questioning what, all rolled into one story.

Surprise is probably a mild way to put it. Shock would have most assuredly fit the emotional reaction perceived, but of course as a title and what happened, surprise works much better.

This is a story about a fraud psychic that solves a murder because his way of gathering information to carry out the scams, gives him the ability to discover the unanswered question of motive.

This is a story that touches your heart and captures your soul. You enjoy sharing the time with Sawyer, his family and friends feeling like you belong. You understand them, you could be one of the family, and really enjoy their company.

A look at how one night of teen drinking can tear a family apart.

Writing a story in the first person is not uncommon, but when that first person is a horse, well, I really wasn't expecting it to actually be entertaining to say the least. Thankfully since I have such a huge admiration and respect for horses, I decided to give it a read. What a pleasant and thoroughly enjoyable story this is.

Writing any book of fiction, mystery, fantasy or thriller has to be believable. In this case it is believable, enjoyable and very readable. You will want to read the sequel(s) too.

This is an interesting read that keeps moving, and devoloping the character. Enjoyable and enlightening.

A romance with a little out of the ordinary mixed in. It's a nice short story.