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• John Valeri: “Maybe time isn’t linear”

  Print · Published by Because Well-Read is Well-Bred · May 19, 2017

  John Valeri asks Laura about how 'Round Midnight developed in her mind.

• Choose to Be Curious: “A chance to empathize”

  Radio · Published by WERA "Choose to Be Curious" · May 17, 2017

  Laura tells friend and host Lynn Borton that “curiosity has this flipped quality . . . it is bigger than just wanting to know . . . it’s a chance…

• Access Utah: “We have to love each other”

  Radio · Published by Utah Public Radio · May 16, 2017

  Tom Williams and Laura continue a conversation about writing, and living in modern America. Laura claims, "There's another path, and I live in it."

• Salt Lake Tribune: “A richly textured story about race”

  Print · Published by Salt Lake Tribune · May 15, 2017

• Dallas Morning News: “A dangerous romance”

  Print · Published by Dallas Morning News · May 11, 2017

• Denver Post: “History shines through”

  Print · Published by Denver Post · May 11, 2017

• Richmond Daily News: “Superb second novel”

  Print · Published by Richmond Daily News · May 6, 2017

• Daily Californian: “Equal parts intricate and graceful”

  Print · Published by The Daily Californian · May 6, 2017

• St. Louis Post Dispatch: “A heartfelt nightcap”

  Print · Published by St Louis Post Dispatch · May 5, 2017

• KVSF: “Beautifully written and a great story”

  Radio · Published by KSF - Santa Fe · May 5, 2017

  Santa Fe radio personality Richard Eeds and Laura remember an old Vegas, while talking about 'Round Midnight.

• Read Her: “Suffused with compassion and intelligence”

  Print · Published by Read Her Like An Open Book · May 5, 2017

• Ethereal Pages: “Absolutely beautiful”

  Published by Ethereal Pages · May 4, 2017

• Enchanted Prose: “This novel is so arresting”

  Published by Enchanted Prose · May 4, 2017

• Booklist: “Powerfully addresses an important theme”

  Print · Published by Booklist · May 3, 2017

• Deseret News: “Beautifully crafted storytelling”

  Print · Published by Deseret News · May 2, 2017

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