Unique, compelling, and quietly evocative . . . Tabernacle will simply delight literary readers.

- Midwest Book Review

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A fun mix of dark comedy, Western, and detective noir.

- Stacey Horan, The Bookshop at the End of the Internet podcast

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In a voice that seamlessly drops some of the best noir one-liners since Dashiell Hammett, Cavella both embraces the harsh cynicism of our modern age whilst pining for the values of an Americana long since passed.

-William M. Holden

Sharply written and wonderfully wrought, this dark comedy packs a powerful punch . . . Cavella's confident handling of his protagonist's different sides, the original plot, and the expert execution make this one a page-turner.

​-The Prairies Book Review

A dark work of speculative fiction so closely rooted in reality that it's kind of scary with plenty of witticisms in the dialogue and moments of narrative joy . . . An accomplished work of fiction that will highly impress those with a dark sense of whimsy and a thirst for a truly unique tale.

-Readers' Favorite

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Part comedy, part detective novel, and part hard-nosed Western, Tabernacle ends up being something else entirely-an exploration of a modern man at his best and his worst . . . Hilarious, moving, and ultimately brilliant.

- C. D. Hines

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Readers who are looking for something a little off-kilter will enjoy this book. It's a fast-paced dark comedy/crime story that will appeal to fans of the Coen Brothers, Ben Stiller, and similar artists.

- The Indie View

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Tabernacle has all the trappings of a future cult masterpiece, a thoughtful and entertaining mystery tale peppered with dark humor and Western undertones with a plot twist that will keep you engaged. Cavella's ear for Southern speech and laconic style, along with a sharp-but-dark sense of humor, combine to make Tabernacle entertaining from start to finish.

-Vincent Dublado