
Voted Book of the Week by Long and Short Reviews
Week of May 30-June 6
"I loved the plot of this story, oh and the setting was wonderful. I just can’t believe how much detail the author went into without being boring about it. Ms. Trissel is great at creating believable and loveable characters. She’s also great at giving us a happily ever after…kind of a bittersweet ending…No, I can’t tell why, you’ll just have to read the book for yourself to figure that out."
~Reviewer: Ruby Lee, Mistress Bella Reviews
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"As I read Somewhere My Love, I recalled the feelings I experienced the first time I read Daphne DuMaurier’s Rebecca long ago. Using deliciously eerie elements similar to that gothic romance, Beth Trissel has captured the haunting dangers, thrilling suspense and innocent passions that evoke the same tingly anticipation and heartfelt romance I so enjoyed then, and still do now."
~ Joysann, Publishers Weekly |

Will love inflame these two natural born enemies in fiery destruction?
"Ms. Trissel has woven a spellbinding, emotionally riveting story of love and adventure. Her writing is mystical, action packed, and heart wrenching, pulling you straight into the thick of it. Prepare to embark on a captivating journey with characters you'llfall in love with, and won't soon forget."
~ Eliza Knight, published author; HHRW Newsletter Editor |

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"A gripping romance set in Revolutionary war era South Carolina where loyalties are challenged and passions ignite. Loyalist Meriwether Steele discovers that Jeremiah Jordan—the man she loves—may be aligned with the rebels, making him an enemy of her heart. Will she choose love or honor?"
~ Lisa Wilkinson, multi-contest finalist, historical romance author |

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We are having a lovely summer in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
The valley and mountains are my inspiration.
An old family musket, shot pouch and powder horn.
All you need for happiness is a good gun, a good horse, and a good wife. ~ Daniel Boone
Photographs by my mother, Pat Churchman
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