You know, it’s not difficult to get into a book that starts off with evil militia, hell-spawn, or denizens from Planet X attacking. This book isn’t like that; however, I found myself interested in the people and by the end I was deeply concerned in what was happening to at least the characters in Marshall’s story. I like the fact that there’s not a lot of fluff in this book, her writing is tight and the conflict was dramatic without the melo.
I enjoyed her dialogue a lot and I appreciated the occasional snippet of social commentary that wasn’t preachy.
As a friend pointed out it was a quick read that was hard to put down. She’s right you can read this in the time it would take to binge a limited television series. Is it worth the time? Oh yeah!
D.G. 

I usually prefer to read non fiction
Why I loved your book:
It was written by you! 
Takes place in NYC
Very compelling read. Each chapter ending made me want to read the next to hear what’s going on with next named character 
Loved the NMRK card!
Many novels rush to wrap up all story lines at the end. Yours did not do that. The end was not predictable or saccharine. Not every detail was wrapped up at all. Very satisfying and savory 
J.F.


I'm writing to report that i received my copy of Deep Rivers a few days ago and i can't put it down. I thought you might like to know. 
h.E. 

I finished reading Deep Rivers earlier today. It is terrific! The characters are real and their stories are compelling. I didn’t want it to end. Are you going to write a sequel? Does Bianca have leukemia? What happens to her? Jason comes home, but do he and Charles reconcile? Does Rosetta stay with her abusive husband? 
M.W.