Thanks Crissi and the Press Democrat!
Book selected for Publishers Weekly 2016 All Stars
Appreciated but poignant accolade
Category Archives: book review
Move To Fire’s author interview
My advice — for better or worse — for anyone considering self-publishing, in a Publishers Weekly interview:
Publishers Weekly puts Move To Fire at the top of its first IndieWatch list
Publishers Weekly features Move To Fire
Move To Fire was at the top of the featured books in Publishers Weekly’s first every IndieWatch list!
An author’s review of Move To Fire
Brian Fies is a personal and professional friend. His review was unsolicited and, frankly, unexpected. With his permission, I included this part of his review on the book’s Amazon Page: “…like a legal thriller…the suspense is compelling. Move to Fire isn’t an anti-gun screed. Move to Fire is a passion project by a writer who knows how to mine facts, build characters, and use them to tell a terrific story. I found it an engrossing, well-built narrative that pulled me through, page by page.” — Brian Fies, award winning author of Mom’s Cancer and Whatever Happened to the World of Tomorrow.
You can access the complete review here: Award-winning author’s review of Move To Fire
Newest Amazon review
Move To Fire
I’m grateful for all of these.
Thanks so much Martha Seuss: “I could not put this book down! This is an amazing story of perseverance. It leads you down a series of paths through the court system, depositions, and the heart wrenching true tale of Brandon Maxfield’s story of being on the wrong end of a defective Saturday Night Special. It was intriguing, emotional, and educational. I loved it!”
Publishers Weekly starred review
Move To Fire
Here’s the Publishers Weekly starred review, which included this: “Harkins crafts a taut legal drama reminiscent of Jonathan Harr’s A Civil Action…” It also displays the first version’s white cover, so if you’re checking it out don’t be confused, it’s the same book (click here for the complete review)