Murder Most Graphic

Melissa. T:

"A wonderful little mystery This book is a fantastic mystery that makes your heart smile and jump all at the same time. An easy read that you are unable to put it down even for a second! What a great start to what is hopefully just the beginning to a wonderful series."

Proofer's Picks E-zine:

"Robertson writes a fun and edgy read! ....protagonist Georgie Anderson takes all that comes at her with a human blend of courage and shakes! The first of a set of Georgie and Michelangelo mysteries, this is a delightful introduction to characters who come to feel like family! Easy reading with plenty of chills...and grins!"

Murder Goes to a Reunion

L. Willis, Creative Writing teacher:

"High school reunion. If the very words send chills down your spine and strike terror in your heart, you will love AnnieMae Robertson's Murder Goes to a Reunion. What better setting for a homicide than a high school reunion? Especially when the high school in question harbors so many shocking secrets. Welcome Alumni. Georgie and Michelangelo discover that while you can come home again, getting away alive is another matter. A fastpaced fun read!"

LOVE SONGS The Exquisite Agony of Blues

G. Abrams:

"Fascinating and absorbing! Robertson really tells it like it is."

L. Ford, Creative writing instructor; Poet:

....I have been enjoying your new book, Love Songs, with its haunting melodies and sad refrains. I like how your spirit animates the whole work from the opening with the little girl in braids and her encounter with Brutus through the later more disturbing tales.... It left me in tears.

Of course, I loved others. That leatherboy bodyguard was a surprise. And your magical ones like the guy with the voodoo doll. Or that one with the Spirit House and the man meeting the headhunters. The point of view was tricky, but you pulled it off wondefully.

I think my favorite piece was the one you expressed reservations about. "The Clone." It was the darkest piece in my opinion. It reminded me of the horrific ways lab chimps are treated and I was saddened. Karmic retribution to humans maybe but not a pleasant thought. Who would think one could feel sympathy for one's "replacement parts"? Talk about objectification of the body! I get the creepy crawlies thinking about such a thing.

Your work has a wonderful impressionistic quality. A painter's eye translated to the printed page. With the haunting quality of unearthly music like siren songs, valkryie chants, banshee wails. Rich in sensory detail. Like a great tapestry. Woven by day and unraveled by night.

You make it look easy. What a fantastic collection!

Congratulations!