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Reviews Somewhere My Love A vivid novel immersed in the genteel atmosphere of the old South, Somewhere My Love touches every sense. Lose yourself in the fantasy. ~ Deb Julienne, romance author and multi-contest finalist   Beth Trissel takes romance to a whole new dimension.  Hop along for the ride.  You won't be disappointed.  ~ Donna Dalton, historical author Colonial Virginia is one of the most romantic settings imaginable and modern day Virginia is not far behind.  In this fascinating novel the two are intertwined to make a love story to remember. ~ Carole King, avid reader, reviewer, and author   Beth Trissel is an up and coming talent.  Her latest work will keep you riveted from the first page to the last.  No one writes romance better!  ~ Joanne Barnaba, Romance Author, multi-contest Winner   Beth Trissel, with her fresh voice and eye for a compelling story, is a hot new author in the paranormal and American historical market. ~ Pamela Roller, author, On Silent Wings   Beth Trissel has written a captivating ghost story entwining a contemporary love story with the mystery of a murder from the nineteenth century. The wonderful characters and evocative historical details caught my attention from the first page. ~ Helen Scott Taylor, Paranormal Romance Author & Golden Heart Finalist- The Magic Knot   This enchanting story of reincarnated lovers being stalked by a danger from their previous lives draws you into the lush setting where the characters come to life.  The writing is lyrical, the history accurate and the well-developed plot compelling.  A must read... ~ Linda Nightingale, Writer of Paranormal Romance and Dark Fantasy Georgia Romance Writers' Magnolia Award for Cardinal Desires Somewhere My Love immerses the reader into the world of lovers from the past and present. An enchanting read! ~ Denisse Alicea, Romance Author Enemy of the King Enemy of the King explores two sides of one story and takes the reader behind the pages of history and into the hearts of those who lived it.  ~Carol Spradling, historical author, Cost of Freedom I was drawn into Enemy of the King right away. Loved the dialogue between Jeremiah and Meriwether and the underlying tension there!  Well done.  ~C. J. Redwine, 2008 Golden Heart®Finalist Enemy of the King is very entertaining and vivid––it pulled me right in! I agree with CJ on the dialogue and existing tension. The setting is very appealing too. ~Emily Dennis, 2008 Golden Heart®Finalist Beth Trissel has a great sense of description and I love the undercurrent of tension between her characters. I definitely want to read more of her work. ~Becky Clark, 2008 Golden Heart®Finalist Beth Trissel really knows how to paint a scene. From a brief excerpt of Enemy of the King, I can imagine myself inhaling the sweet, yet tangy fragrance of rosemary mingled with lavender. I gaze past those moss-hung branches and lay eyes on the elegant master of Pleasant Grove, my heart quickening right along with Meriwether's as I drink in Jeremiah’s trim form. I'm there with her as the tension builds, ready for a wonderful journey back in time to the days when men put love of country before all else as they battled to break free of British control. ~Keli Gwyn, 2008 Golden Heart®Finalist  This is the way historical fiction should to be written. Beth Trissel’s Enemy of the King promises to be a Revolutionary War era romance not to be missed. With vivid description, exciting drama, and rich characters; she’ll take you away to another time—another place and you won’t want to come back. ~ Cindy K. Green, multi-published historical and suspense author 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 Medallion Press Beth Trissel is a skilled storyteller and scene-builder. She immediately plunges the reader into action and excitement with a vivid sense of time and place.  Very excited to read more! ~Kris Kennedy, Double Golden Heart® finalist, THE CONQUEROR, Kensington, Spring, 2009 *Hot, Sweeping Historical Romance I'm a South Carolinian born and raised.  My hero was Francis Marion, the Swamp Fox.  American history is Ms. Trissel's forte.  The hero and heroine are unforgettable.  The voice of the time rings clear throughout.  If you enjoyed the Patriot, tomorrow and tomorrow, you'll find yourself thinking back to Enemy of the King. ~Linda Nightingale, paranormal author Extensive research transports the reader to a time when the courage to reach for a dream made you an Enemy of the King, and two people with opposing politics who find love in the midst of conflict. ~Kathy Otten, multipublished historical romance author

 

 

 

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