The SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW OF BOOKS has posted a positive review of my debut novel, LOSING TOUCH, published by Post Mortem Press:
Hold on tight.
It isn’t easy to adjust to a superpower that appears out of nowhere. This is even more true when the upside of having it seems to be overshadowed by the drawbacks.
What Morgan needs more than anything in life is a break. His emotional and financial troubles are explained in such excruciating detail that it almost felt like a memoir at times instead of a fictional story. The strained but loving relationship between Morgan and his wife only solidified my desire to know what what happens to them next. He has been with her for so many years that this reader learned more about his personality and character flaws from their interactions than I did from his inner monologue…
Click here to read the rest of the review. If you’re read the book, I’d love it if you left a review on Amazon or Goodreads (or wherever, really–it could be written on the wall of a restroom, but be sure you have permission first). Same goes for my sophomore novel from Post Mortem Press, THE BLACKENING OF FLESH, in which the dead won’t stay buried–and neither will your review. Mwahahahaha!
