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“Skin-crawling, squirmy and laugh-out-loud funny.” −Readers’ Favorite
“An uproarious misadventure, a gritty lost-in-the-jungle story with life lessons for everyone.” −Online Book Club
“Reminiscent of Lord of the Flies, The Cuckoo Colloquium is a journey of growing up, adolescence, and the harsh reality of the jungle.” −Indie Reader
“The word “adventure” is used haphazardly too often, but this is an actual adventure that even Indiana Jones would enjoy.” −Feathered Quill

“A profound tale of reincarnation, laced with an abundance of rich Indigenous-American lore.” −Readers’ Favorite
“Moon Dogg” embraces the confounding, enchanting mysticism we can find only in the great expanses of the American desert.” −New Apple
Brace yourself for a menagerie of quirky characters in a hilariously fractured romp across the Sonora Desert! −Literary Titan

“A tour de force of culture-clashing, side-splitting humor!” −Feathered Quill 
“Happy House hosts a collection of the most unhinged characters you’ll ever find under one roof! You’ll never look at Japan the same way again!” −Readers’ Favorite
“Oh the words. The author has a special gift. He weaves words into a beautifully crocheted poncho. A poncho that envelopes the reader in pure literary induced ecstasy.” −Literary Titan

“An intriguing exploration of human motivations that plumbs the depths of humanity.” −Online Book Club
“Big brother meets period reenactments with game guidelines resembling the infamous Stanford Prison Experiment…Greco provides readers with a compelling concept, intriguing psychological portraits, and high entertainment in this unique thriller.” −BestThrillers.com

“Greco shows the best and worst of humanity: love and hate, acts of selfless kindness and of utter depravity. Assunta is a very enjoyable read overall, and thought-provoking, too.”  −Literary Titan

“With a solid concept and a large dose of creativity, Michael A. Greco’s Hollyweird Needs is an interesting science fiction story that will appeal to readers who like a little dark comedy in their urban fiction novel.” −Literary Titan
“Hollyweird Needs is the most engrossing tale of mayhem and teen empowerment I’ve encountered in many years!” − New Apple

“… darkly funny, absurd, and thought-provoking story about self-identity. I loved the great literary quotations which underscore the inner struggles of the quirky principal character, Leonard Smith.” −Readers’ Favorite”… It will serve as an important literary marker for society, most notably for its remark on the human mind in a state of psychological stress. Comparable to Stephen King’s The Shining.” −Literary Titan

“This book is a perfect match for readers who relish the opportunity to think outside the box and enjoy a narrative that keeps them guessing.” — Literary Titan

“Greco weaves together elements of horror, comedy, and philosophical inquiry to create a narrative that questions the nature of time itself and humanity’s place within its flow.” −Readers’ Favorite