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Recent
reviews for
Oblivious
"This
well-plotted, delicious mystery
keeps readers guessing from
the start with laugh-out-loud
moments mixed with poignant
scenes. The characters are
well developed and multifaceted."
RT Rating: -- Romantic
Times, The Magazine For Fiction
Lovers
"A
college professor is murdered,
and Olivia Chatham begins
to nose around. No wealthy
airhead, she enthralls readers.
Mix a bit of Stephanie Plum
with a lot of Amelia Bedelia,
and we have Chatham, Wisconsin's
newest amateur sleuth. Give
this book a try." --Jo
Ann Vicarel, Mysteries in
Brief, Library
Journal
"My
Evanovich customers will love
this book!"
Ani Sorenson, Proprietor J.
O'Donoghue Books
"This
is a laugh out loud masterpiece.
Wholly clean, it intrigues
you and keeps you smiling
from beginning to end. Olivia
is utterly charming and I
hope this is only her first
outing as a sleuth. I love
this book and it goes on my
virtual keeper shelf."
5 Stars --Amanda
Killgore, Huntress Reviews
"Oblivious
is a page-turner...Cyndia Depre sketches a story that
allows the reader to become
absorbed with the events and
holds them captive until the
end." --Cherokee, Coffee
Time Romance, Four Cups
"A
charming story with a likeable
heroine and a small-town mystery,
this book was a complete delight
to read." --Wendy Hines
at Reviews--Armchair
Interviews |
Recent reviews for
Amanda's Rib
"Depre
makes an impressive debut
with this gripping suspense
that weaves a superior whodunit
with a piercing tale of domestic
abuse. This book boasts snappy
repartee and a spirited, multi-layered
heroine." --Terri Clark-Romantic
Times
Review
of AMANDA'S RIB by Cyndia Depre
"The characterizations,
sharp dialogue, deft foreshadowing,
and details expertly slipped
in show readers this is not
your usual romantic plot.
Depre delivers a fully evolved
story of the deep emotional
scars an abused wife carries,
the psychological wounds from
a burden too heavy to bear,
and the hopes and dreams of
a woman held captive by her
own fears and regrets."
--Patricia Ann Jones-Tulsa
World
"An
intelligent, sometimes wrenching,
romantic thriller. Amanda
Winslow's complexity makes
this a book you can't put
down." --Tracy Vonder
Brink-The Joe Bob Report
"Depre
has crafted a book that is
alive from beginning to end
with characters who are real
in every way." --Andrea
Weiss-Tone and Groove
"Ashley
Judd, your next role is here:
Amanda Winslow is strong yet
damaged, determined yet confused,
vulnerable yet clad in righteous
armor. In short, she’s
real. Just as Cyndia Depre
is the next voice in romantic
thriller fiction. In Amanda’s
Rib (hard to believe it’s
her first) she pulls out all
the stops to give us a crackling
good read: memorable characters,
gripping dialog, and enough
surprises to last all summer.
Just be forewarned: Amanda’s
Rib will leave you wanting
more." --Richard Barre,
award-winning author of Echo
Bay and Burning Moon |
