On sabbatical from his life of creating superheroes, Michael Sullivan goes to California and meets a real one. Now Michael needs to find a way to help his real life heroine, Lucretia, face the dark shadows that keep her running in circles, kicking sideways at anyone who gets too close.
Professional Reviews
5 out of 5 Beacons for Kicking Sideways
“Ms. Keratsis places her heart in the center of these young people and gives them life to reach out and touch the reader… Believability stirs within Kicking Sideways and blankets the reader with every turn of the page. Sweet, poignant, and well-crafted, this is one story that shouldn’t be missed.” (Linda, Lighthouse Literary Reviews)
5 Hearts for Kicking Sideways
"MIn Kicking Sideways I found a delightful story that kept me turning pages. The story was realistic and sweet yet not clichéd. It was a ride that was well worth taking. It made me laugh, it made me cry and it left me examining my own reasons for hiding parts of myself. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and look forward to the next offering from Ms.Keratsis." (Ariana, The Romance Studio)
4 out of 5 Stars for Kicking Sideways
“Anyone who has a swankering for a white knight on his courageous steed will enjoy getting to know Michael Sullivan, who was first introduced in Dina’s novel Charlesgate, This book is for the romantic in all of us who dream of happy endings…and even happier beginnings…” (Alice Klein, simegen.com)
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