Praise for The Factory Girl and the Fey
“The Factory Girl and the Fey touches on love, family, friendship, loyalty, and love. I recommend if you enjoy Historical Fantasy! I think Feldman created a world that can be revisited and left many stories to be told (I hope so at least because I do have questions lol)” — A Girl Reads Books (via Instagram)
“Highly recommended to those looking for historical fantasy, grounded in a strong reality, with interesting characters.” — Jennifer C. Wilson, Historical Fiction with Spirit
“Do you know what sort of novel pairs perfectly with the beginning of autumn? A wonderous novel. One that makes you snuggle down into your warm blanket while you daydream about rain, soft candles and fairy magic…Bottom Line: Come see why historical fantasy is the world’s best book genre.” — Pursuing Stacie
“The story provides equal amounts of determination and dedication, friendship and love, acceptance and forgiveness. A wondrous and enjoyable tale.” — With a Book in Our Hands
Praise for What She Knew
“What She Knew is a wonderful balance of a human-interest tale, romance, and history, all wrapped up in a riveting thriller.” — US Review of Books
“What She Knew will be enjoyed by those who appreciate romantic drama, or stories in which women break through professional ceilings and characters who get the chance to do something different with their lives. Those who see their own life’s course and choices reflected in What She Knew may find this a poignant, personal read.” — Foreword Clarion Reviews
“…the story’s earnest appeal and likable characters…make readers feel invested (pun intended) in the outcome.” — Kirkus Reviews
“What She Knew is a great novel that will hook you.” — Manhattan Book Review
“…gripping, thought-provoking read about business, family, and love.” — D. Donovan, senior reviewer, Midwest Review of Books
“The conflicting emotions of despising the Wall Street snob and hoping that things work out for her makes for entertaining reading. All in all, What She Knew is an entertaining and eye-opening read.” — Self-Publishing Review | *****