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What readers are saying about...
'Streets'
"His (Highfield's) sympathetic portrayals embrace his subjects' humanity and individuality."
-The Key West Citizen, Key West, FL
"Finished Streets and really enjoyed it. Your book put a real human face on street people."
-R. Immesberger, Wilmington, DE
"I thought it was an excellent presentation of the reality and dignity of those who choose, for whatever reason, to live a different lifestyle. It also showed the people who changed their approach to living in the social world to be able to do exactly that. A marvelous book."
-E. Champney, Wilmington, DE
"It was fun to read, and different, with a great cast of characters. I laughed a lot and got emotional a couple of times."
-A. Hubbard, Newark, DE
"Mo is quite a character. I enjoyed how he told his story of living with the 'citizens' on the streets."
-B. Eubank, Newark, DE
"You have written a great book, and you did such a good job with every aspect of it."
-B. Narwold, Bear, DE
"My thanks to you for writing two thought provoking and educational books."
-P. Wyks, The Villages, FL
"All in all, Streets is an amazingly multi-layered tale dripping in Key West sunshine and smelling faintly of cheap jug wine--a bittersweet and insightful glimpse into the lives of street people that entertains as well as uplifts."
-The Island Sand Paper, Fort Myers Beach, FL
What readers are saying about...
'IN SUN DOWN FAR'
"I met you at Over Easy Cafe on Sanibel and bought both of your books. My wife and I have read IN SUN DOWN FAR and thought it was an extremely enjoyable and intriguing read. I definitely identified with Ellis' take on enjoying what you are doing in life. Money and success are important but they truly don't bring happiness. Will be reading Streets shortly. Looking forward to your future writings."
-G. Ovens-Sanibel Island, FL
"I read your book nonstop…can't wait for the next one!”
-J. Rodden, Landenberg, PA
"The novel offers an interesting—and slightly chilling—summer read.”
-Out & About Magazine, Wilmington, DE
"Life through the eyes of a beach-front vendor.”
-The News-Press, Fort Myers, FL
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