Walking Home is on Tour!

I'm very pleased to announce that Walking Home is on a blog tour and garnering some nice reviews! Here's the schedule of appearances and the links:

September 4th The Book Adventures of Emily ~ REVIEW
September 6th Hogwash ~ REVIEW
September 7th Celtic Lady's Book Reviews ~  BOOK SPOTLIGHT
September 8th Indy Book Fairy ~ BOOK SPOTLIGHT
September 9th Literary Lunes ~ INTERVIEW
September 10th my name is Sage ~ REVIEW
September 11th Fly High! ~ INTERVIEW
September 13th The Gal in the Blue Mask ~ INTERVIEW

And here's the latest review from Bradley Knox at Hogwash:

This is a story that is close to my heart, for a number of reasons. The story takes place around the lives of two immigrants to the pacific northwest from Eritrea / Ethiopia. One is Muslim, the other, Christian. They both find themselves at a crossroads in their new lives in Seattle separately and together. The richness of the descriptions of their homelands, their tragedies, and their lost families is complex, beautiful, and sad. Despite these losses, they look positively to the futures that they have created and are creating in this new, completely foreign frontier. I love the history in this book, as the African region that our key characters hail from is one of the oldest in the world. And how Gemi & Kidane look at and embrace the new worlds that they find themselves in just keeps you wanting to continually get back to their lives! This is a world class read, and I am anticipating many more fine books by Arleen Williams. Easily, five stars!