"McAbee also puts an extra twist on the typical medieval setting of fantasy by making the dominant prejudice of the fantastic world one of class. Thus Commander Hawkmoon is discriminated against entirely because of her slaveborn status, not because she is a woman. It's much more than can be said for characters in fantasy novels where the main prejudice is against women, and often unspoken and assumed. The Plausible Prince is cleanly and clearly written, often wryly funny. It's short and light, but never pretentious."

"In ESCAPE THE PAST, K.G. McAbee seems to breathe life into her unforgettable characters! From the opening sentence, until the last, it is non-stop thrills which is destined to captivate readers! I am proud to recommend it to everyone!"

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"THE PLAUSIBLE PRINCE is Excellent! Fast paced, exciting battles, and a touch of romance are blended together to make this a story to remember! It leaves the reader with a sense of satisfaction and hungry for more!"

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"A DOLEFUL KIND OF SINGING is FANTASTIC! Gothic lovers MUST purchase this one! It has been so long since I have located a good gothic type book. I have found that K. G. McAbee excels at writing this genre! I have hopes for another from this author in the future. The only problem I found with this book is that it was way too short for me. I did not want it to end!"

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Fantasy gets no better! K.G. McAbee sucks her readers into her magical realm, never to escape! I could almost believe the author to be a sorceress, herself! This adventure holds onto its readers tighter than Super Glue! Each character has their own personality and history. Each have their own quirks and wit. You won't want to put this story down! Highly recommended! Destined for the "Keeper" shelves!

"To label A WILL OF HER OWN as simply "Regency" would be a lie. No, it is MORE than that. This is Regency and Suspense in one. Therefore, I will call it both. This is K.G. McAbee's first attempt at Regency Suspense and I found it to be very successful! THIS ONE IS A MUST FOR ALL REGENCY FANS! I can but beg you not to miss it!"

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