“Here are things I loved about this story. First off, the narrative is done in the first person and this brings the reader immediately into the protagonist's viewpoint. The first person narrative can be tricky especially for a first-time novelist, but the author did a fairly good job. The setting also comes across beautifully throughout the story with many historical and cultural references. Readers will love the protagonist and her growth curve. She is portrayed as the symbol of today's working class and she incarnates the fears and frustrations of many men and women of today. Bernice Rathe by Bea Giovanni is an interesting read.”
Romuald Dzemo,Readers' Favorite
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"It all began to make sense. Mr. Phinus was the only person in the meeting, besides Ms. Shmad, Jaime, and myself. He was the only one who could have written the letter, and also had access to the school and district letterhead. He also knew Ms. Kneipase ...."
"The next thing Clantor and his department had to do was find Bernice, which became a task in itself, without letting the government know of its existence. ... Clantor knew in order to find Bernice, he had to find ..."