Books by Tim Sawyer

I thoroughly enjoyed reading Trip Four. The character development was extremely well done - the villains were villainous, the protagonists likable and real, and the plot moved along quickly to its conclusion, neatly wrapping up the interesting storyline. A few minor gramatical/tense issues did not distract from the excellent story. Two thumbs up!

I loved the title from the start. Not only did he have the humor to input something from today's technology, he was also very thorough in is research. The book is riviting, compelling and an eye opener to how religion does not play a factor for someone who suffers from depression. Their only answer is to look to God, or in many cases no answer at all. This was a true eye-opener to the real facts of religion and depression.

I think one of the most spirited things any writer/person can do is to share their honest feelings, thoughts, life struggles and experiences with the outside world; especially when that person's primary motive is to help others. While writing fiction satisfies & expands our creative & imaginative side; self exposure through non-fiction is both noble and praise-worthy, which in turn, empowers our ...`Higher Self'. Tim Sawyer, I believe that through the written word and the completion of A Patzer's Journey you have accomplished what you set out to do. Self-therapy signifies strength of character, while publicity reflects compassion for humanity! A "Patzer's Journey," like "A Patzer's Story" has so much to offer.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading Trip Four. The character development was extremely well done - the villains were villainous, the protagonists likable and real, and the plot moved along quickly to its conclusion, neatly wrapping up the interesting storyline. Two thumbs up!

I loved this book, if you love James Patterson you will love this author and book! Can't wait to read the sequel! Fast moving, suspenseful!

I enjoyed meeting the characters in Respot The Pin and there are many of them. Renee was one of my favorites. With the different points of view, we get a clear picture of each ones motivations, both good and evil. The plot moves along at a nice pace. One problem I did have is the often changing of tense from past to present. It at times jarred. The climax of the book was a surprise, but satisfying. I can easily see Frank Price becoming a series character. I believe Mister Sawyer's book will appeal to most readers of crime fiction.