Channeling Biker Bob: Heart of a Warrior
". . .a novel filled with deserts, danger, spirituality and the need for a deeper self." --Orion News, June 2002". . .first book(s)that make significant attempt to balance masculine and feminine. . . (compelling) story of personal recovery, entertaining, superb storyteller." --EveryMan; April 25, 2005". . .has the heart of an anthem. . . men and women can not only enjoy, but perhaps even take strength from." --January Magazine, March 2002"A great book with a different viewpoint about being a man or a woman in today's world. Highly recommended." --Myles Knapp, Contra Costa Times, January 27, 2002"Biker Bob channels half-remembered memories of deserts, danger, magic and mystery."  --Norman Harris, April 3, 2001"Colyer knows what he's doing. . .hope (he) continues his intriguing blend of mysticism, adventure, and practical advice." --Robin Berrie, Thunder Press, July 1, 2001"Despite its tough biker image, . . . (it's) a novel filled with deserts, danger, spirituality and the need for a deeper self." --Orion News, June 2001"Exhilerating. Sensual. The type of man a woman desires and the type of woman that longs to be released."  --Sara Fonders, March 18, 2001"Gripping and masterful. An action packed journey from wimphood to manhood in the saddle of a Harley."  --Rick Irby, March 31, 2001. . .The sort of relationship book . . .men and women can not only enjoy, . .but even take strength from. . .  Lincoln Cho --January Magazine