Sandra E. Graham
Reviewer Sandra E. Graham is the author of Amos Jakey and Nicolina published by American Book Publishing. Sandra graduated from Arkansas State University in Joeboro, Arkansas. Many of her articles have been posted on various ezines. To read an interview with Sandra Click Here
Articles by this Author
The Fairest Portion of the Globe Reviewed By Sandra E. Graham Of Bookpleasures.com
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published February 10, 2010
- History
Publisher: Blind Rabbit Press
Frances Hunter has done a bang-up job in delivering this wonderfully exciting adventure to life and it’s certainly one you won’t want to miss
Let It Be (My Daughter’s Legacy) Reviewed By Sandra E. Graham Of Bookpleasures.com
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published October 20, 2009
- Health & Fitness
Author: Ruthe
Rosen with Lisa Greathouse
ISBN: 978-0-578-00638-3
Publisher: KARmedia
LLC
Let It Be is the most inspirational, sad-and-heart-warming-all-at-once, book that I have ever had the honor of reading. Ruthe Rosen and Lisa Greathouse have done a remarkable job of presenting the sparkling, spirited personality of Karla Asch-Rosen to the reading public.
Alone With A Jihadist Reviewed By Sandra E. Graham Of Bookpleasures.com
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published August 13, 2009
- Religion and Spirituality
Author: Aaron D. Taylor
ISBN; 978-1-934466-13-1
Publisher: Foghorn
The Road to a College Education Reviewed By Sandra E. Graham Of Bookpleasures.com
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published August 13, 2009
- General Non-Fiction
Author: Rubye
Graham-Emerson
ISBN: 0-75961-640-X
Code Name: Orion’s Eye Reviewed By Sandra E. Graham of Bookpleasures.com
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published May 25, 2009
- Historical Fiction
Author:
Tom Gauthier
ISBN:
978-1-4327-2713-0
Publisher:
Outskirts Press, Inc.
Code Name: Orion’s Eye is a wonderful combination of historical fact and fiction woven together by a remarkable new talent in the world of unsung authors. Tom Gauthier has done an outstanding job with this edge-of-your-seat thriller. The ending will totally blow you away. This is one book I would say is a must-read for any historical World War II buffs or anyone who just loves to read.
Review: Secret Daughter
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published April 1, 2009
- Biographies & Memoirs
Author:June Cross
ISBN:978-0143112112
Publisher:Penguin
Secret Daughter is a memoir that will fill your heart with a mixture of emotions. Sadness for a young mother who is forced by a harsh and unforgiving culture to deny the daughter that she so clearly loves with all her heart. Empathy for the little girl that doesn’t understand the hierarchy of differences that kept her from her mother’s side. And finally, the sorrow of so many lost years of closeness that might have been.
Review: Me, My God, My Country
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published February 19, 2009
- Biographies & Memoirs
Author:Arthur Desmarais
ISBN:978-1-4389-3804-2
Publisher:AuthorHouse
Me, My God, My Country is a wonderfully well-written and insightful work from this new author, Arthur Desmarais. Easy to read and enjoy, Arthur deftly delves into his own inner passions and subconscious ideals of a life and country that keeps us all in a constant quest for change. Arthur, in his writing, shows himself to be a great talent of intellectual fortitude.
Review: Misbegotten
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published January 21, 2009
- Crime & Mystery
Author: C.J. Walter
ISBN: 1-4241-1461-6
Publisher: PublishAmerica
As I began reading C. J. Walter’s suspenseful
murder mystery, Misbegotten, I knew right away that this was going to
be one good book. I was right. From the intriguing
beginning to the surprise ending, C. J. Walter has proved to be an
expert in holding the audience’s attention.
Review: The Dead Guy
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published January 12, 2009
- Crime & Mystery
Author: Doug Hewitt
ISBN:978-0-9814725-7-7
Publisher:Aberdeen Bay
Doug Hewitt takes a seemingly dull and typical dead-end occupation of insurance fraud investigation and turns it into a run-a-way excursion into murder, illegal chop shops, and crime wars—the underbelly of America’s motor-city Detroit. Hewitt’s bigger-than-life character, Jack Thigpen’s day to day problems lends realism to this wonderfully written mystery.
Review: Adirondack Gold II A Summer of Strangers
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published December 29, 2008
- Childrens & Young Adults
Author: Persis Granger
ISBN: 978-0-9742085-1-0
Publisher: Beaver Meadow Publishing
Adirondack Gold II is a continuation of the saga of young Hollis Ingraham as begun in the previous Adirondack Gold. And once again Persis Granger does a wonderful job of capturing and holding her audience’s attention with this fascinating historical fiction. This is young adult reading at its very best and I, as a much, much older adult, found it to be a real page-turner and hard-to-put-down from beginning to end. These are books to be enjoyed by a diverse age group.
Review: Adirondack Gold
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published December 13, 2008
- Historical Fiction
Author: Persis Granger
ISBN: 978-0-9742085-0-3
Publisher: Beaver Meadow Publishing
Persis Granger is a master of historical fiction and
Adirondack Gold is a prime example. Her realistic characters
make her books come alive with realism and energy. Her
writing talent puts you right in the center of each heart-warming and
heart-throbbing situation.
Review: The Last Renegade
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published December 8, 2008
- Historical Fiction
Author: Mike Kearby
ISBN: 978-0-9788422-9-1
Publisher: Trail’s End Books
The Last
Renegade is historical adventure fiction at its very best. Mike
Kearby brings realism and chills to his readers in this wonderfully
exciting tale of the Old West. His characters are straight off
the rugged plains of a time all but forgotten.
Review: Homer the Helicopter Grand Canyon Adventures
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published December 4, 2008
- Childrens & Young Adults
Author: Julie W. Buscher
ISBN: 978-0-9786352-3-7
Publisher: Central Plains Book MFG. Co.
Homer the Helicopter Grand Canyon Adventures is a delightful concoction of love, friendship, joy, and mischievous behavior wrapped in the brightly colored package that is Homer, the Helicopter. Julie Buscher’s creative imagination has given birth to a wonderful character that will steal the hearts of children around the world.
Review: Compulsion
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published December 4, 2008
- Crime & Mystery
Author: Jennifer Chase
ISBN: 978-1-4327-3416-9
Publisher:
Outskirts Press, Inc.
Jennifer Chase’s Compulsion is an all-time great fiction suspense thriller. Jennifer takes her knowledge of forensic science and criminology to new levels of understanding and entertainment.
Review: Southern Winds A’ Changing
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published November 23, 2008
- Historical Fiction
Author: Elizabeth Carroll Foster
Publisher: iUniverse
ISBN: 978-0-595-48384-6
Elizabeth Carroll Foster’s Southern Winds A’
Changing is historical fiction at its best. Her realistic
characters come to life in a life and death struggle with the harsh
farmlands of Arkansas and the racial changes that are trying
desperately to take hold in a community that fights change of any
kind.
This is one new author who stands up to be recognized.
Review: Brother
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published November 12, 2008
- Crime & Mystery
Author: James Fredericks
ISBN: 978-0-9802455-6-1
Publisher: Bascom Hill Publishing Group
Just when you think you have this one all figured out, the story takes another disconcerting twist. James Fredericks neatly takes you on a white-knuckle roller coaster ride of suspense and thrills. His first novel, Brother, shows all the earmarks of a ground breaking best seller.
The Price of Death
- By Sandra E. Graham
- Published November 8, 2008
- Crime & Mystery
Author: S. J. Robinson
Publisher: Bridgeway Books
ISBN: 978-1-934454-30-5
S. J. Robinson has
woven a hypnotic tale of suspense and intrigue worthy of the most
renowned writers in the field of mystery. A mystery that you surely
won’t want to miss.
