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4 reviews
Don Johnson

GoldenIsle Publishers, 1999

An absolute must for western fans!
In the tradition of great Western writers such as Louis Lamour and Elmer Kelton, Don Johnson brings the old West to life in vivid detail in his new novel Brasada. Johnson's knack for storytelling and colloquial style transports the reader straight to the harsh brushland of Civil War-era Texas. Unlike many modern western authors, Johnson has chosen not to blur the line between good and bad, ...

The Third Season

4 reviews
Jack Payne Jones

GoldenIsle Publishers, 1999

This one is Awsome
The style holds the reader; the story grasps the reader in a tale that displays loyalty and love between a grandfather and a five-year-old granddaughter in a tense drama that reveals the best of us and the worst of us! (From a reader in LA,CA)

Cast Down the Waters : A Bosnia in Flames

6 reviews
Clifford J. Moody

GoldenIsle Publishers, 2000

Clifford Moody - A Great New Novelist
Moody is very readable, has created a lively fast action adventure story hard to put down, very well written with wonderfully refreshing character development,a vivid imagination, and a realistic emphasis on natural phenomena and beauty. He is Tom Clancy and Clive Cussler put together,among other current top adventure writers, with a refreshing approach created by his vivid imagination.

Plantation

4 reviews
Fern Smith-Brown

GoldenIsle Publishers, 1999

Romantic story that lingers like a sad song.
I have read several of Fern Smith-Brown's novels and this is one of her best. A wonderful blend of romance and historical fiction. Give us more!

Unforgettable

4 reviews
Fern Smith-Brown

GoldenIsle Publishers, 2000

Romance that whispers to your heart
Unforgettable is so different from Ms. Smith-Brown's last book Plantation. A romantic suspense that kept me--as they say-- turning the pages! A warm, feel good kind of novel. Makes one believe fairytales really DO come true. Looking forward to her next book.