Lone Star Review: Outcry Witness by Thomas Zigal
“Zigal has taken this heinous issue and crafted an intriguing story about a murdered priest and the dirty truth that must no longer be ignored or concealed.”
Lone Star Book Reviews
Former Texas newspaper reporter and editor Rick Treon’s first completed work of fiction is an impressive, realistic dark thriller with an unnerving conclusion that wisely leaves a pathway open […]
Lone Star Review: THE TRAVELING FEAST
Review of new essays from Rick Bass
Lone Star Indie Review: When the Men Were Gone
The year is 1944 and the Brownwood Lions may have to cancel their football season because their coach has just been killed in France. As World War II rages […]
Lone Star Review: WHAT DO YOU DO WITH A VOICE LIKE THAT?
“When Barbara Jordan talked, we listened.” —Former President of the United States, Bill Clinton The late Honorable Barbara Jordan grew up in Houston’s Fifth Ward. “She may have looked […]
Lone Star Review: THE WINDOW TRAIL
In Big Bend National Park, the Window Trail is a 5.5-mile, out-and-back pathway that draws hikers, birders, and others to its rugged beauty. In J J Rusz’s engrossing, […]
Lone Star Review: PAPER GHOSTS
Review of DFW author Julia Heaberlin’s Paper Ghosts
Lone Star Review: GOD SAVE TEXAS
An editorial review of God Save Texas by Lawrence Wright
Lone Star Review: A Good Girl
Fifty-two-year-old Grace Reiter is returning home to South Texas, “a place she spent a lifetime running from,” as her father, Henry, “the last surviving patriarch of a chaotic gene […]
Lone Star Review: SAPLINGS, SWITCHES, AND TWIGS
Review of new humor/essay collection