Reviews for Escape:
“ I read Escape and was reading another book, a big best seller, by Dean Koontz or someone, called The Light of The Moon. I remember being blown away by Escape, and was thinking it is just as good. I am totally impressed.”
~Storman Norman, Rock 101 Radio Personality, Vancouver BC.
“Set in the backdrop of rural Canadian British Columbia, the tale begins and continues throughout the book at a good clip; the story flows well with well constructed scenarios and realistic conversations. It is a page-turner with realism and action, but not overdone as in Lethal Weapon. This book will have a lot of appeal to all those who appreciate a good action/adventure novel that excels more in realism than in excessive action and adventure.”
~Reviewed by Jack P. Wise B.S., M.S.
“All elements are there: love, passion, action, revenge, and fear, of course, the primary human sense. It is not just the plain fear. It is rather a more sophisticated fear that deals on so many levels of the human mind: fear of personal and collective welfare, welfare of the immediate significant one, fear of both success and failure.”
~Denis Cviticanin writer, director.
“Seifrit has again worked his magic on a compelling and detailed story that keeps you frantically page turning until the very end!”
~Reviewed by Actress- Julie Lane.Film Credits: Beautiful Horizon, Spirit Walk, When I think of You, How to love a Serial Killer.
“Brian Seifrit stays true to his course in this contemporary action adventure thriller. Strong characters and macho action are his trademark. The Cold war may be over, but Hayden Rochsoff still has an axe or two to grind.”
~Laurel Johnson Midwest Book Review.
“Escape by Brian T. Seifrit is the most dramatic spy filled, action adventure I’ve read in a long time. It is filled with on the edge of your seat chilling mishaps that will keep you reading to the very end. There are no boring pages to this exceptionally well-written action adventure. Seifrit has a vast knowledge of espionage, spies and international regulations of border crossing and the like. An author this knowledgeable is well worth the read!”
~Reviewer: Anastasia.
Reviews for Bloodlines:
“Bloodlines by author Brian T. Seifrit is an exciting, could not put down, adventure story. I give this epic adventure a five star rating and if I could give more I would!”
~ Reviewed by Anastasia.
“Brian Seifrit has created a frightening and eerie introduction to the VanFell family saga. They are beset by wolves, vicious raging blizzards and below zero weather, starvation, life threatening injuries, and diseases they are ill-prepared to handle. They are stalked by an evil tribe of Indian cannibals, and befriended by kindly natives who assist in their survival. Behind every new friendship established and each triumph and tragedy the VanFells experience, looms the spectre of a horrible condition known by locals as ‘flesh craves’.”
~Reviewed by Laurel Johnson Midwest Book Review.
“This is a gritty and highly original tale of survival in North America in the 1820s, complete with wonderful characters in the form of man and beast.”
~Reviewed by Avid Reader
“Bloodlines tells the tale of a family travelling west in the 1820’s to seek an inheritance left to them. I found myself immersed with the descriptions of the wild, and how life must have been for those who lived in it. I was pleased with the way Brian interwove the supernatural into the story. It didn’t overpower the flow of events, as many books do. Although vitally important to the book, it kept a back seat most of the time (though you could feel its presence, especially toward the end). Some parts of the book are quite graphic, but never get out of hand. If I had to label this book, it would certainly not be under horror, but there is an amount of suspense in it that eats at you until you reach the end. With surprises and twists throughout, I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys reading a story they can really get into, but be prepared for the unexpected! I hope that Brian will continue his style of writing in future books.”
~Michael Bogert/Reviewer MidWest Book Review
Reviews for Absolute Anger:
“Absolute Anger by author Brian T. Seifrit has the flavor of the TV programs like Dragnet. It is a good cop finding bad guy story, and all that goes with it. Not fast paced, but a steady read. Detective story lovers will enjoy this one! Good to cuddle up with on a cold winter night.”
~Shirley Johnson/Reviewer for Midwest Book Review.
“Absolute Anger by author Brian T. Seifrit with all the twists and turns, keeps you holding on until the very end!”
~Reviewed by Elaine Leit.
“I thought Absolute Anger by author Brian T. Seifrit was an interesting story worthy of some of the better crime shows on television. The story line is great and the mystery will keep readers turning page after page.”
~Reviewer: Sunshine.
Voracity Reviews:
“An original and consistently compelling read from beginning to end, “Voracity” clearly establishes author Brian T. Seifrit as an impressively gifted novelist. While very highly recommended for community library General Fiction collections, it should be noted for personal reading lists that “Voracity” is also available in a Kindle edition ($2.99).”
~James A. Cox, Editor-in-Chief Midwest Book Review
Reviews for A Bloodstained Hammer:
“An interesting look at 1960’s British Colombia, small town life and ultimately a condemnation of the Crown’s allowance of the insanity defense, the story has depth without becoming a legal tome that is more word than emotion. Seifrit manages to depict the struggle to make ends meet in a fairly remote and often unforgiving area: where farming is just one of many endeavors the family is engaged in. Particularly notable is the emotion that is wrung from the imagined dialogue and the world building, the descriptions presented with a sense of having been there. “Serving to provide readers with a sense of aftermath and impact from the family, the author also lays out a clear if not always concise series of reasons that present the issues surrounding the criminal defense’s use of the insanity card, and a viscerally emotional story of victim impact that is often lost in the news stories that are all too prevalent. “Not a book for the faint of heart, or those looking for a glossy and breezy retelling of a grisly story, this book is emotionally raw at moments, thought provoking always, and provides a true sense of life and the events in British Colombia in the 1960’s.”
~Reveiwed by Gaele
“Not knowing what this book was about, I got it as a gift and finally read it. Without being redundant to the books description, let me tell you why I thought this was a masterpiece.
“1. It’s historically and factually accurate. All the ways of life and family circles are detailed and “how-it-really-was” back then at that time. You can feel the struggle and taste the pain and sweat.
“2. You will feel. By that I mean at every turn I was emotionally attached and there were pages that actually made my heart quicken and I mean literally.
“I even found myself waving the book around and wanting to shake the bad character out so I could beat him! I was so mad and so upset at one point and then I realized how emotionally snagged I was. The author somehow KEEPS pulling you in until you almost forget that its a book. It’s just a book. But it’s soul-stirring. If this is actually an account of a historical crime, I’m even more impressed.”
~Reviewed by Jennifer Elizabeth Hyndman
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