"Isaacs's latest is entertaining, yet in examining antigovernment paranoia and the politics of hate, it poses deeper questions about what it means to be an American."
—Library Journal

"With Isaacs' wry characterizations and unabashedly patriotic...finale, Red, White and Blue should earn the allegiance of her countless devoted fans."
—Entertainment Weekly

"Isaacs delivers the goods with Red, White and Blue. With her usual blend of wry wit and sardonic insights, Isaacs skillfully weaves clever bits of Americana in and out of a tale laced with anti-Semites who claim to own America, true-blue Americans who take up the good fight and all those searching for the American dream."
—The Plain Dealer

"Both on the large scale and the small [Red, White and Blue is] an absorbing chronicle of the American character."
—Kirkus Reviews

"Two long-separated strands of a remarkable Jewish family reunite in Red, White and Blue. Alive with eloquent, fluid language and salted with fitting doses of earthy humor, Isaacs's newest novel is a triumph."
—www.bookpage.com

"The jauntiness and frothy exuberance of Susan Isaac's style in her eighth novel carries you along as if on a wonderful joy ride. She is superb at quick character sketches, the deadly battles between fathers and sons, family frictions and generational antagonisms. Her effervescence convinces you that everything will turn out all right in the end. Which it does. But just barely."
—The Providence Sunday Journal