“The Lost 10 Point Night takes a look at the life of a player that took some odd twists over the years, and probably is more typical of athletes from that era than we might think. Those who have a personal connection to that time in hockey history will find this publication holds their interest nicely.” — Sports Book Review Center

“Overall, this is a solid book that I would recommend. It’s a very easy book to read, and each individual story is kept short. I figured it was a book I’d pick up and read from time to time, but I ended up flying through it in one afternoon.” — Order of Books

“The Lost 10 Point Night is a mixture of Harrison’s recollections, former teammates’ and coaches’ reflections on Harrison, and Ward’s own memories of Harrison from the 1970s. Not only does it paint a picture of a man who, though not a superstar, was an honest and respectable player, but also of the author’s connection to the subject as a fan . . . It is Ward’s contributions that make us understand why a third-line center from the 1970s is worthy of a book.” — Puck Junk