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Phillip Tomasso

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Phillip Tomasso III is the award- winning author of Adverse Impact, Johnny Blade, Third Ring, Tenth House and Mind Play. He works full time as an employment law paralegal, freelances for a community newspaper and writes regular book reviews for Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine, The Best Reviews and Curled Up With A Good Book. Tomasso also writes middle grade novels under the pen name, Grant R. Philips. King Gauthier and the Little Dragon Slayer will be released by Port Town Publishing, September 2003; Sounds of Silence in the Fall of 2004 by Star Bright Books. Living in Rochester, New York with his wife and three children. Tomasso is currently at work on his next mystery and middle grade novels.

Reviews

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Humilty: The Journey Toward Holiness
by Andrew Murray
"The work is timeless and applicable in every person's life"
Posted May 2, 2004

Humility, taut at 110 pages, is more than a philosophical look at a subject. With a Preface by Donna Partow, renowned author of Becoming a Vessel God Can Use, Andrew Murray manages to succinctly, and with thought-provoking efficiency, deliver twelve chapters that, seemingly, completely cover the bases of humility. Read more...

City of Angels
by James Scott Bell, Tracie Peterson
"A timeless series!"
Posted May 3, 2004

It's 1903. Kathleen (Kit) Shannon has ventured alone from New York to California with her heart set on practicing law. Though women in California could practice law. Few did. The idea of a woman having the same intelligence and skill as a male attorney seemed ludicrous. Read more...

Roadhouse Blues
by Baron R. Birtcher
"Fast. Fun. Classic noir."
Posted October 23, 2003

Baron R. Birtcher has created a fine start to his investigator series featuring Mike Travis. The novel ROADHOUSE BLUES is fast and competent. It is full of wit that makes you laugh out loud. It is full of characters that you quickly find yourself caring about. But Read more...

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