

Review for MOKI STEPS
A fast-paced, vividly realistic adventure story that tests character connections, motivations, choices, and chance. It's never a good idea to go into the canyons alone. But Mackenzie has an entire support group behind her: J. Reed Rich's readers of MOKI STEPS. Reviewed by Diane Donovan, Senior Reviewer Midwest Book Review Mackenzie Campbell has better things to do than stand in front of a class of reluctant young learners begging them to properly diagram a sentence. She's a
J. Reed Rich Review: A Dangerous Fiction, by Barbara Rogan
Jo Donovan is a widow who’s inherited a literary agency from her late husband, an infamous philanderer and celebrated author. On the surface, she’s flawless: intelligent, a great agent, stoic and strong but tender and emotional. She’s built a safe life idealizing her husband’s memory, but that life is threatened by blow after blow to her reputation, personal life, employees, and clients. When her best friend is murdered, she begins to seriously doubt her memories and must con
Writing Spaces and Rituals
For Christmas, my husband installed a midcentury modern teak standing desk for me. I absolutely love it. I was tired of sitting at my old desk, tired of using a kitchen chair and a makeshift (no pun intended) keyboard slider tray. The old way was okay. It got the job done. But it didn’t satisfy some secret need in my soul. I think we all need rituals that inspire us. They may change over time, but they serve the purpose when we need them. Curious, I googled authors and foun
Write the Damn Query
What’s more difficult than coming up with a plot, creating complex characters, controlling pacing and dialogue, and actually stringing...

