Name	Date	Review
Steven W. Rodgers	11/29/2022	"It was a terrific read. You can be proud of your accomplishment!"
Samiat Bakare	12/2/2022	"The very first chapter is mind-bending! There is a subtle sense of tension and impending doom. Curiosity kept me scrolling faster than I was reading…an awesome story, with much for the reader to learn and enjoy."
Less Cobb, Reviewer	12/4/2022	"What a story! Every page is a turner. Both intense and amusing in the author's unique style of interrelating a myriad of related subject matter. His handling of the intense romance between Andrea Cole and Jason Lang makes one wish to become one or the other—it is heartwarming and beautiful."
Deborah Dolen	12/27/2022	"A Refreshingly Authentic Novel - Very Captivating. I was surprised the book was so large. It was a page turner. These days few authors are value driven. Sadly I am not seeing any other books by this author so hopefully there will be more to follow. At the end of the book the author does mention a few more spin offs in the works. I hope sooner rather than later."
VINE VOICE	12/27/2022	"Great Read. Macom Farm – by Tom Baldwin is a gripping and well-written long novel about a small town on the brink of destruction through over-development. The first chapter alone piques your interest and keeps it as the story develops well beyond any expectation. With an intense and dangerous undercurrent, the plot takes shape as multiple forces come into play. The characters are well wrought and carefully integrated into the story, while the setting feels intimate and natural. Relationships are challenged and drama unfolds nicely in this epic tale. A challenging read, but one certainly worth your time and effort, you will find yourself flipping the pages to get to the end. Highly recommend."
Grady Harp	12/27/2022	"An epic opening and a great read. Florida author Tom Baldwin has served as a journalist, a crime and features news reporter, author of shipbuilding proposals for naval and commercial ships, and a nuclear systems editor, having grown up in Connecticut - all factors that add to the credibility of this initial volume of his series Taking Prank Chronicles. As Baldwin notes, ‘MACOM FARM is a fictional tale supported by historical fact, unsettling law, emerging technologies, and interactions that resemble probability.’ He opens his series with poetry, poetically painting an atmosphere: ‘By around 6:00 p.m., the city park known as Boston Common began to resemble in its tranquility that of a suburban village green. That might change, but not until later, certainly not now, at least not until after the wane of a newly risen moon, appearing this night in late May as a supermoon - its countenance surreal as it rises above the horizon - close up, telescopic, revealing its craters, even the rubble within them cold be imagined…’ That quality of prose is present throughout this impressive novel."