Elisa Reviews Furlough Bridge

ELISA ROLLE has read and reviewed my World War II Christmas manlove tale, Furlough Bridge.

Here's part of what she has to say:

It's a wonderful and tragic tale, an old fashioned holiday tale that had me almost in tears... READ THE REST.

Thank you, Elisa, for reading my book and sharing your thoughts.

Jardonn

Green River Now Ebook

In 1938, people had no fears of ghosts. This was the Great Depression. Fear was empty pockets and empty stomachs, but for the men of Jardonn Smith's Green River, working a Highway 66 project in the WPA meant a full-time job and steady wages. Sure, there's a disgruntled spirit living under the river bridge near their camp, but the only question they have is, "Whose willie will he go for next?"

GREEN RIVER is now up on the publisher's web site MLR PRESS, along with a text excerpt beginning the book.

See a picture of the actual river bridge and the spirit living under it on my GREEN RIVER page at Jardonn's Erotic Tales.com. Text excerpts are there, plus the Green River candle made especially for this story.

Amos Lassen Reads Jardonn

Two books in one week, as a matter of fact, and it's always rewarding to get the perspective of a man who has read thousands.

First up, Danube Divide.

Snippet from the review: The plot is given to us through alternating narrators, something that is now becoming very popular. Mix that with Jardonn Smith’s wonderful use of language and excellent plot with larger than life characters and you get a really good read.





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Next, Let's Get Medieval.

Snippet from the review: Jardonn Smith knows bow to tell a story and every time I pick one of his books up, I am amazed at the diversity of themes, characters and settings. In “Let’s Get Medieval”, we get two Jardonn Smith stories with two different settings and two different emotional responses.





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Thanks, Amos!

More info on both books, along with text and audio excerpts, are at the Jardonn/Jasper site's book page, Jardonn's Erotic Tales.com.

The main page for Amos's site: Reviews by Amos Lassen.