The following review was posted on July 22nd, 2009 by Little Sam from Missouri.  I almost never read this type of novel.  Thrillers just don’t do it for me.  But this one showed a fresh approach, not written to formula.  However, it was the depth of characters that pulled me in and held me.  Even the characters I disliked were well drawn, vivid.  I particularly like the insiders view of the featured business.  I’ve been involved in enough business selling to know the behind-the-scenes are true, and cleverly written.  The writing stays on a high level, never faltering.  Two things kept me from giving it a five star: the first chapter seemed written for shock value alone, and the surprise ending wasn’t a surprise, and not fully believable.  But you decide for yourself.  This one is worth a read, and I’m looking forward to the author’s next.

From one of Amazon.com’s Top Reviewers, Frank J. Konopka, the following review was posted on July 3, 2008:

Reading a novel by a first time author is really akin to making a leap of faith: you never know what you are going to get. In this fast-paced thriller, however, you get non-stop action and excitement, in addition to some travelogue information about interesting, and often exotic places. The characters, both good and bad, are very well drawn, and the plot races along, carrying the interested and excited reader along with it. Read this book, and enjoy it, as I have, and wait along with me expectantly for the next book coming from this excellent author.

Saylor’s Triangle was selected to be part of the Tucson Festival of Books in March of 2009, where authors from all over the US participated in an event at the University of Arizona.  Nearly 50,000 people visited the UA campus over three days. See TucsonFestivalOfBooks.org.

Saylor’s Triangle has been reviewed positively by J.C Martin in the Arizona Daily Star, and presented in the Anchorage Daily News in a section about new books of interest to Alaskans.

All books ordered from Amazon Books are now printed by Amazon’s printer, BookSurge.

Saylor’s Triangle has a five star rating on Amazon Books, including the following review from Richard E. Kelly, Author of Growing Up In Mama’s Club:

I just completed reading Saylor’s Triangle, and I am still out of breath…The book is well-written and difficult to put down…Be prepared to be tantalized and surprised by the unexpected…Bieber is a great story teller, and this book is a must read. – Richard E. Kelly, Author of Growing Up In Mama’s Club.

Saylor’s Triangle has been selected by five book clubs in Arizona, Washington, and Alaska as their Book of the Month.

May, 2009: Saylor’s Triangle is now a Kindle Book on Amazon Books.

More Reader Comments:

Hard to believe this is a first time author. Lots of twists and turns, and a sure fire surprise ending. I have a vivid picture of all the places Craig describes in the book. I love that. – Kathleen L. Kimbrell, Unit 31 Book Club

What a great read! This book has it all—intrigue, suspense, the best and worst of human nature, fast-action, vivid scenes, and a story-line that kept me guessing until the last page. I have my husband to thank for recommending Bieber’s book. Thirty pages into the book, I told him, “Hey, this guy can write!” - Helen, west Michigan.

Put Saylor’s Triangle at the top of your must read list! Saylor’s Triangle captures the reader with it’s intriguing story-line and surprising complications. Bieber entertains the reader with an array of well-developed, unusual characters, including sexy, intelligent CEO’s, vicious criminals, and mysterious dreamers. The action moves through Alaska’s scenic beauty to exotic Maui and onto the docks of Seattle. Bieber masterfully weaves together multiple subplots, bringing Saylor’s Triangle to a surprising, explosive conclusion. - Suzanne Appelgatge, Arizona

I have one word to describe your book…Wow!!!!!!!! – Arlie S, South Dakota.