Review of Crossing the River Rubicon by Joan McNerney

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WOW!!!

This detailed poetic story by Joan McNerney details the intricasies of a life well lived through two genres combined, both poetry and storytellng to present a poetic memoir with a sense of purpose and style.

Reading this story is experiencing her life right along side her.  The image laiden prose have your own imagination soaring to new heights.

Powerful insight tells this story in gallant style. You will not be able to put this book down once you start reading it. It is, to put it simply, an extraordinary write by an experienced and creative poet penned with exuberance and masterful imagery with detailed focus.

You can read some of Joan's poetry by clicking the link below:

Joan McNerney Poetry Page

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