2012
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Book Reaper – Review
Book Reaper reviews The Priest and the Peaches, “Filled with inspiration dripping through its pages. I wasn’t disappointed and neither will you be.” To read the full review, click here.
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Culture Shock – Review
Culture Shock reviews The Priest and the Peaches, “Peterson fills the story with believable characters, reactions and emotions that you feel yourself.” To read the full review, click here.
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Mybitsandbleeps – Review
Mybitsandbleeps reviews The Priest and the Peaches, “A heart-touching story that illustrates good will towards others, and how courage can get you through turmoil.” To read the full review, click here.
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YA Bound – Guest Post by Larry
At YA Bound, Larry says about The Priest and the Peaches, “I feel that writing for the YA market is not just about story telling it is also about being responsible to your youthful audience.” To read the full guest post, click here.
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The Bibliophilic Book Blog – Review
The Bibliophilic Book Blog reviews The Priest and the Peaches, “A poignant novel of living your truth and leading by example.” To read the full review, click here.
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Sweeping Me – Guest Post by Larry
At Sweeping Me, Larry says about The Priest and the Peaches, “So my plans for 2012 are as follows: I will be writing and trying to get better at it.” To read the full guest post, click here.
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Sweeping Me – Review
Sweeping Me reviews The Priest and the Peaches, “The book was really good. I found myself with so many emotions about these kids and all they had to endure.” To read the full review, click here.
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Reading Teen – Guest Post by Larry
At Reading Teen, Larry says about researching The Priest and the Peaches, “I grew up in the 1950s and 60s and the majority of the information I needed was right inside my head.” To read the full guest post, click here.
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Kritters Ramblings – Review
Kritters Ramblings says about The Priest and the Peaches, “A family of five siblings – one girl and four boys, have buried their mother, grandmother and now their father, so they must band together and create a new family unit.” To read the full review, click here.
Cradling Catholic 