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Green’s attention to developing different backgrounds, experiences, and personalities creates a satisfyingly uncommon intersection of special interests and experiences which illustrate daily life in these colonies.
(A Colonial Stew) Reviewed by Diane Donovan, Editor, The Midwestern Review; Editor, Donovan's Literary Services; Editor, Bookwatch
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Diane Green is a master of the unexpected, keeping the pace fast and her characters realistic. She creates ironic scenes that add wry humor into the mix of dinosaur confrontations and bigger-picture thinking about the rocky road towards maturity.
(Grandpa’s Extraordinary Dinosaur Secret) Reviewed by Diane Donovan, Editor, The Midwestern Review; Editor, Donovan's Literary Services; Editor, Bookwatch
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Clever, catchy, and quirky, this is a delightful read! Expert writing and pitch-perfect pacing offer a warm and whimsical story that engages and entertains. Lyrical prose and rich descriptions pepper every page. It pulled me in from chapter one and kept me turning pages until the very end.
(The Minutemen’s Inn, Stories of Laughter, Love, and Legacy) Reedsy Review
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Diane Green writes Aura with such tenderness that she feels real from the first page. She isn’t flawless or overly wise, which makes her believable… This novel is not a light read. Aura’s early heartbreak, Gabriel’s struggle, and the way Hollywood chews people up all carry weight…. I’d mainly recommend The Last Voice of Innocence by Diane Green to adults and older teens who can sit with difficult material and appreciate a story that uses symbolism.
(The Last Voice of Innocence) Reader Views
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Diane Green is not your run-of-the-mill author, although she’s quite prolific and has a loyal fan base. She’s found her niche in creating short works of fiction that are more comfort than complexity, standing firmly on faith rather than an intricate plot. Green’s short works have a feel similar to micro-fiction: they’re quick reads with each sentence doing some heavy lifting to advance the storyline. There is no fluff. Yet there’s plenty to stop and consider once the final page has been read. Her latest work, Until Christmas, shows us once again how well she has mastered this form.
(Until Christmas) Reader Views
