Home Street Home: Virginia Beach Nightmare

"Stephen King has nothing over Georgia Saunders, and the horrors Ms. Saunders writes about within Home Street Home aren''t figments of the imagination. Yes, the title is a work of fiction - a very fine one at that - but one gets the feeling real experience lurks within the author''s words." ~ John Zunski, author of Shangri-La Trailer Park

"...a uniformly rugged but redemptive novel about life among the homeless in Hampton Roads." ----- Bill Ruehlmann, professor emeritus of journalism/communications at Virginia Wesleyan College and book columnist for the Virginia Pilot.

"Georgia Saunders has shown us the face of the homeless, and it is our face." ~ Ginny Sorrell of Virginia Beach

"The author did not butter these realities up; she shows human nature in its raw form. In the process, the reader will be forced to acknowledge these realities." ~ Nancy Cudis, Goodreads Review

"Home Street Home is truly thought provoking and insightful. Ella could be anyone: your next-door neighbor, the person in line behind you at the grocery store, or even yourself." ~ Karen Toz, Goodreads review

"The book is realistic. It''s not amateurish, nor does it seek sympathy. There is definitely a market for this." ~ Anne Meek, board secretary for the Cultural Alliance of Greater Hampton Roads

"Home Street Home is one of those novels that makes your mind explode, but in a good way. Georgia Saunders does an incredible job with this compelling read. I''ve never read anything like it! I highly recommend this novel to everyone! Whether you love horror or romance, this book has a message for everyone. Get ready to have your eyes opened." ~ Vanessa Booke, Goodreads review