WALL STREET JOURNAL'S Tom Nolan Reviews CITY OF GHOSTS

Critics and bloggers alike are intrigued City of Ghosts, Kelli Stanley's third novel in her Miranda Corbie mystery series.

Tom Nolan praises, "Kelli Stanley's atmospheric mystery-adventure of art thieves and smugglers, murderers, and possible foreign agents in the Bay Area in 1940, makes quite an impression."  Who wouldn't be impressed by "art thieves and smugglers, murderers and possible foreign agents."   Read Nolan's complete review at the online edition of WSJ.

And head over to Lesa's Book Critiques where Lesa tells book-lovers, "If you want to understand pre-war America, the looting of Europe's art treasures, San Francisco's history, or the story of a strong, gritty woman, a woman with a past, and a city with a past, Kelli Stanley's City of Ghosts is a must-read."  Read her full review on her book blog.

To get started or continue your adventure in the Miranda Corbie series, visit the author's official website and for even more information and updates, follow her on twitter.

Posted by Stacy Briscoe @SLBriscoe

Linda Herman's PARENTS TO THE END Featured in The Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal recently published a feature of Linda Herman's book, PARENTS TO THE END.

The Wall Street Journal calls it "a wise and invaluable book," and highlighted the section, "The Bill of Rights for Parents of Adult Children."

Linda Herman is a psychiatrist and author based in Seattle.  To find more information, visit her website at www.parentstotheend.com or follow her on Twitter @parentstotheend.

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