Kirkus Review
"A guilelessly winsome fable"
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Publishers Weekly
Authors change genres, characters travel through time and between worlds, and readers will find elements of fantasy, science fiction, horror,...
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Foreword Reviews
A ghostly homeowner comes to the aid of a newly married couple in Brian Rouff’s hilarious novel, The House Always...
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Vegas Girl
When you live in a famous city, you get used to reading about your hometown. But very few Vegas-based books...
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Red Headed Book Lover
The House Always Wins is a thrilling, incredible and exceptionally well-written book that kept me hooked for hours. The House...
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Vegas Only Entertainment
If only sand dunes could talk. As a long-time Sin City resident, I’ve heard more rumors about bodies in the...
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Beverly’s Book Blog
Guest review by Sol A. Anna, a reporter in a small town gets an interview with an up and coming...
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Storeybook Reviews
The parts where the ghost, Meyer, reveals himself were quite interesting. While Meyer was telling his story to Anna, it...
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Carole’s Book Corner
Anna Christiansen’s small-town life is about to go haywire. A young reporter stuck in a dead-end job, Anna falls head...
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Bound 4 Escape
‘The House Always Wins’ is well written with great characters that jump off the page and draw the reader in. ...
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Rockin’ Book Reviews
Anna Christiansen’s small-town life is about to go haywire. A young reporter stuck in a dead-end job, Anna falls head...
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The Internet Review Of Books
Las Vegas based writer Brian Rouff is back with his latest novel, a delightful Carl Hiaasen-esque tale set in Sin...
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Ruud Attitude
The House Always Wins: A Vegas Ghost Story follows a young reporter in a dead-end job. When she falls in love,...
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Where the Reader Grows
Anna Christiansen’s small-town life is about to go haywire. A young reporter stuck in a dead-end job, Anna falls head...
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Black is the New AP Style
Part cross-country road trip. Part coming-of-age romance. Part haunted mystery. All Vegas. Brian Rouff’s The House Always Wins is a...
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The Nerdy Girl Express
Young small town journalist Anna Christiansen finds herself on a brand new life path after a late night interview with...
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Maria’s Space
Las Vegas isn’t all bright lights, slot machines and Elvis Presley preachers. There’s a lot more to the town and...
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San Diego Jewish World
This novel seems like two separate stories, loosely connected. In the first, Christian girl meets Jewish boy, a bass player...
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GamblingSites.com
Brian Rouff, a man who has lived in Las Vegas for several decades, recently came out with yet another engaging...
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US Review of Books
If you’re looking for an enjoyable read that will revitalize your faith in love, laughter, and cosmic karma, go ahead...
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Reader’s Favorite Review
Brian Rouff’s writing of The House Always Wins: A Vegas Ghost Story is impressive. It’s a charming, fast-paced story beautifully...
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Steve’s Live from Las Vegas
"In short, if you want a good mystery, thriller, and ghost story to read while you learn some things about...
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Las Vegas Weekly
"Everybody loves Old Vegas, but what happens when our mobster past comes back in undead form?"
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Book Room Reviews
"this book is good in its own right and I enjoyed it very much."
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