“I loved how honest The Rule of Three is about women’s lives and ambition, and especially about the quiet, cumulative cost of accommodating men. It’s so observant without ever being worthy, and properly funny without letting anyone off the hook. No small feat.” Stefanie Preissner, writer of The Walsh Sisters - BBC 1 adaptation of Marion Keyes acclaimed novels. 

 "An unflinching dissection of a woman's life, marriage and understanding of herself. Honestly told and well paced. Enjoyable reading with a strong theater/play/production vein." Fable Book Parlour, Revelstoke, BC

The Rule of Three is a small marvel of a story…the kind that finds you sinking into the hearts and minds of characters so believable and accessible that they seem touched by the fairy’s wand, to live and breathe, and be all the things..funny, grief-stricken, bewildered, enraged, confused,inspired…in situations that readers feel happened to them. I know. It happened to me ! ... It’s a lovely read, enough honest, enough outrageous, enough sad, enough brave and enough love to fill the empty, inside places with whatever they need. It satisfies. It is satisfying!

Leslie A. Davidson author of Dancing in Small Spaces