Reviews

"The tension builds between these unforgettable characters until the explosive, heart-wrenching finish. Touch and Go manages to be both brutal and sweet at the same time." -- Micah Perks, author of Pagan Time. "Touch and Go is a fascinating story that delivers a portrait of the resilience embedded in disability cultures. In the novel's family of characters, brokenness creates a community of need that offers each individual a chance to strip away co-dependence for interdependence. It's elegant that it is the privilege of narration, rather than some ideological sidebar, that brings all that home." --Scott Rains, author of Rolling Rains Report