Stegall’s writing is so perfectly evocative of those times, so emotionally powerful, that segue into the incomparable science fiction classic feels utterly seamless.
“Outcasts” Review by The Monitor


Stegall’s writing is so perfectly evocative of those times, so emotionally powerful, that segue into the incomparable science fiction classic feels utterly seamless.
A Touch of Whimsy Warehouse 13: A Touch of Fever by Greg Cox Pocket Books, New York, 2011 “Miracles break the rules. That’s why we have to lock them away.” –Artie About ten minutes into this novel — the first officially authorized story based on the Syfy Channel’s seriesWarehouse 13 — I wondered if I had wandered into a young adult book. The tone, the attitude and the atmosphere were all about what I would expect of a teenager’s point of view. And then it dawned on me: author Greg Cox has perfectly caught the “voice” of Pete Lattimer, the boyish,…