What readers like you are saying about Road Trip:

CARLTON HARDY...

Reading Road Trip is like having coffee with a dear friend. Sharon's first-person commentary on touristy spots as well as those roads less traveled breathes life into them. The author has a facility with words and a perspective of people, places and history that draws you into her journeys. Her historical notes and background comments give vibrancy to her stories. Her personal connection to the places, history, and the plight of Native Americans lends further credence to her writing. These memories of travels with her husband/best friend, Don, provide glimpses into the soul of places seldom seen, including finding the positive aspects of grit on a hotel dining room table in Jerome, Arizona.

CHRIS TINGLE...

This was a delightful read. Road Trip offers factual information, as do all travel books, but above all, it is fun! The personal notations about the places visited create a spectacular imagery that make the reader eager to hit the road in hopes of experiencing the same back roads, locals and events as the author.

CINDY FREEMAN...

What a stunning book! It is beautifully written and the author's Native American spirit shines through every page. You will want to read this book again and again. I do!

ED LULL...

Sharon Dorsey's Road Trip is filled with travel adventures most of us only dream of, and the impact those adventures have on the human spirit. In exploring her Native American heritage, she records a moving poem, Being Indian, and the Algonquin Code of Ethics. Her explorations of Alaska and Hawaii are riveting, as are her scary moments, such as being robbed at gunpoint and her edge-of-the-cliff experience at the Grand Canyon. This is a fine literary work filled with excellent writing, great photography and research. This is a book you will read more than once!

VIVIEN MANN...

This book is truly captivating. Road Trip is a lovely mix of creative sharing and great travel tips. It is a true love letter to America!

ANN SHALASKI...

I took advantage of a quiet Sunday to fall in love with Road Trip, wishing I was the traveler. See, through Sharon Canfield Dorsey's travel journal, a romance filled with endless treasures spread far and wide, shared with the light of her life. Live, love, and learn with Sharon and Don. This little gem tugs at your heartstrings. It's as inviting and enriching as hot chocolate in December.

KAYE LEVY...

Most of my life traveling has been done overseas. Road Trip has inspired me to want to visit the places described and more, here in our country. This book has just the right amount of factual information paired with emotional responses to the places visited. Makes me want to pack my bags and hit the road.