Hooked, Even Though it’s Not Her Kind of Book

Photo by https://kaboompics.com/ on Pexels.com By Dawn Imms Having read the blurb, Time to Take Off, isn’t the kind of book I wouldn’t have chosen from the shelf. I was asked by a friend from my book group to read and review it. However, from the first chapter I was hooked. The uncertainty about what … Continue reading Hooked, Even Though it’s Not Her Kind of Book →

Sally Cronin’s Review of My New Novel

What a great review of my new novel by Sally Cronin, who has 32,000 followers. I am honored by her promotion of my work. https://smorgasbordinvitation.wordpress.com/2026/09/05/smorgasbord-book-reviews-immigration-thriller-time-to-take-off-by-nancy-blodgett-klein/comment-page-1/#comment-820722?page_id=201652

Time to Take Off: A Journey to Freedom

By Amanda Thomas Time to Take Off was an eye-opener for me as a European. We are aware of certain events and persecution in the United States of undocumented migrants such as Mexicans, but Time to Take Off really brought this alive. Even in my resident country of Spain it is not always easy for the undocumented, but this … Continue reading Time to Take Off: A Journey to Freedom →

An Underground Railroad for the Undocumented

A Book Review by Sheila MacArthur Imagine, if, overnight your country, that you loved and trusted, declared you an illegal alien and no longer welcome within its borders. You are stripped of your rights and hunted down like a rabid animal. That is the reality for fifteen-year-old Angel Rodriguez and his mother, Luna. Angel felt … Continue reading An Underground Railroad for the Undocumented →

“I Finished the Book in One Sitting.”

A Book Review by Sue Thacker This is an enjoyable yet very disturbing read. The story of Angel and his mother, Luna, is set during an undefined period of U.S. history - but feels like a deep dive into the cold, harsh waters of 2026 as experienced by countless thousands of undocumented migrant families. I … Continue reading “I Finished the Book in One Sitting.” →

Time to Take Off First Book Review

By Molly Ringle I have so much gratitude and admiration for writers like Nancy Blodgett Klein, who are willing to stand up for oppressed populations and unveil brutalities at the hands of our government, even as said brutalities are still unfolding. This novel makes the injustices inescapably clear, through the story of characters we can … Continue reading Time to Take Off First Book Review →

Time To Take Off Coming Out Shortly

Here’s information about a new novel I wrote about ICE agents pursuing an undocumented Mexican-American teenager boy from Chicago and his mother who is already in prison for being without papers.

Seeking Authors To Review My Novel

Hello readers. I know some of my subscribers are published authors so this post is specifically addressed to you. I’m planning on publishing my new novel, Time to Take Off, in October and seek authors interested in reading and reviewing it ahead of its scheduled release date. Here’s the blurb for this approximately 60,000 word very … Continue reading Seeking Authors To Review My Novel →

The New Colossus Updated

A writer friend of mine named John McGilvray recently wrote a poem about the US reflecting what is happening under its current president but he wrote it in the same style as the well-known poem,"The New Colossus," by Emma Lazurus, seen on the Statue of Liberty in New York harbor. I liked his poem so … Continue reading The New Colossus Updated →

Complaint Number One

What do you complain about the most? Because I closely follow political events in the US, I would say my number one complaint is that President Trump isn’t being held accountable yet for his many crimes. For instance, many of the Epstein files still haven’t been released despite almost all members of Congress passing a … Continue reading Complaint Number One →