Sue Midliak and her great novel "Birthright"

These are two great reviews for Sue Midliak's novel "Birthright." Notice that both reviews came within a week of purchase. That means these folks enjoyed the story so much they read it quickly. Yeah, baby! That's what it's all about. Congratulations Sue.

I enjoyed this story immensely. This Robert Nelson guy and I see eye to eye on this!

Review by: Robert Nelson on Apr. 24, 2011 :  
I have known Sue as an artist, and a poet. She is very good with both of these artistic endeavors. And now . . . now she comes before us bearing her gift of story-telling. And a sweet gift it is. Her weaving of this tale within the complexities of the people she has created makes for a delightful read. And I will have to read where she chooses to take me on her journey. "Birthright" is a grand read. You will enjoy the story immensely.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

Review by: Mary Deal on Apr. 20, 2011 :
I first met Sue Mydliak online. When I read some of her short stories, I noticed immediately how she was able to include something quirky in them, action that crept up with a Gotcha! ending. Birthright, her breakout novel, contains such surprises. It’s a fast, smooth read. Vampire stories are not for me, but in Mydliak’s case, I made an exception. She was able to pack a full novel in under fifty thousand words. The emotions of her characters and the neck biting scenes are so sensual they could make a reader wish to be bitten! Birthright is full of those quirky surprises I’ve come to associate with Mydliak. I hope to see more novels from her as she learns and hones her skills. And yes, I will be reading the sequels to Birthright.
(reviewed within a week of purchas