The Polish American Journal has published a review by Mary Lanham of my novel Stars and Crosses. Here is an excerpt:

"The author has a distinct descriptive writing style which can best be seen when Chic visits the Russian Market in Warsaw:

'Chic, Ruth, and David made their way through the crowded passageways—the primary one, lined with Persian rugs hanging from racks, reminded Chic of an avenue of sails—to the main market…Hawkers negotiated their prices in a Babel of languages—Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, German, English, Vietnamese, and several African languages. Spread out across the concrete rows were imitation designer watches; intricate, multicolored jewelry boxes; bottles of vodka and liqueurs; cheap tools; wooden pisanki Easter eggs; religious triptychs; and other icons. Smoke rose from small grills and booths that sold cabbage rolls, bagels, and Vietnamese fried rice.'"

You can read the whole review at http://polamjournal.com/books-in-brie....


Thank you, Mary Lanham!