Blogs by Beth Trissel
For Fans and Potential Fans of Through The Fire
10/7/2009 10:01:43 AM
I put together this selection of reader and professional reviews for THROUGH THE FIRE to hearten myself as I work on my new novel.
By Debbie Tsikuris:
I just finished Beth Trissel’s “Through The Fire” and it was fantastic!
I could not put it down. I highly recommend this book and Beth’s other titles, she does not let her readers down in any of her works.
“Through The Fire” is a wonderful love story with terrific characters. My husband and I love riding our motorcycles up and around the Blue Ridge. I have always tried to picture the area through the eyes of the first travelers there, especially the Indians. Ms. Trissel has really captured the essence of that time in history. I compare “Through the Fire” with “Last of the Mohicans”, the strength of the characters and location is evident in her writing.
She presents her readers with a beautiful history lesson.
Be sure and check out Beth Trissel other works and share them with your friends, you will not regret it.
From The Long and Short Of It Reviews: “Beautifully written with evocative language”
I had previously admired Ms. Trissel’s use of descriptive language in one of her other works, and that is one of the reason’s I chose to read Through the Fire. I was very pleased to discover that this story contained the same strong imagery. “Shafts of late-day sunlight streamed through breaks in the thickly clustered trees to touch the nodding heads of columbine and rosy mountain laurel. The woods were like a garden long ago abandoned.” As I read this passage, I felt as though I were riding through the woods alongside Rebecca. “Wounded men writhed in the crushed grass, their piteous cries in her ears, while the dead lay where they’d fallen. Crimson stains pooled beneath them.” This brief passage describes one of the many action-packed battle scenes that really pulled me into the story so that I could see and hear the fighting around me.
Through the Fire is full of interesting characters, beautifully described scenery, and vivid action sequences. It is a must read for any fan of historical romance.
Rating: 4.5 Books
Review by Poinsettia
From Mistress Bella Reviews: Wow! What another great read from Beth Trissel. The story was captivating and beautiful. The author brings you into the story creating a storyline that is mystical and timeless. The characters stand in a league all their own, it’s easy for the readers to fall in love with these characters. And believe me you won’t soon forget them either. The plot is thrilling and enchanting. If you love historicals you are going to love this story and you are going to love this author. Ms. Trissel truly has a magical way with words. I really cannot wait to read her next one!
Rating: 5 Smacks
Reviewer: Bella Wolfe
By J.Osborne: Wonderful Native American romance!
Beth Trissel has written a wonderful Native American romance. I thoroughly enjoyed it from start to finish. This is the first work I have read by this author and it won’t be my last. Rebecca and Shoka were great characters, their attraction sizzled right off the page. The storyline was very good, the secondary characters interesting. All in all, I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves the Native American romance genre.
By Donna C. Goode: Please may I have some more?
The following is a copy of a letter I sent to Beth this morning…
“Hi, Beth!
I just finished Through the Fire late last night. What can I say…? It is a magnificent story. I think I can tell you that Enemy of the King is my favorite of your stories because of the topic that draws me in every time. Nevertheless, I want you to know that I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed Through The Fire. I love being able to walk silently by Shoka’s side through ancient oceans of trees, birds twittering, senses alert for hidden dangers… Good Grief! I love your descriptions and simply become lost in them. I tried reading at work yesterday and was jolted nearly out of my chair when the phone rang beside me!
There are stories about me from my childhood that I’m still teased about by my (now) elderly father. One time I read through the house burning! No joke…it was a chimney fire in one of the fireplaces of the house I grew up in (in Albuquerque, NM). I happened to notice flashing red lights cast across my bedroom wall and glanced out the window. Fire trucks surrounded the front of our yard and firemen ran back and forth with hoses. I ran out of my bedroom and yelled that fire trucks were in front of the house and firemen with hoses were outside. My mother looked at me with total exasperation written across her face and asked me if I’d only just noticed.
Yup! The fire was out and they were outside just wrapping things up! On another night my father had obviously been calling me for awhile and finally got tired of receiving no response. The first time I became aware of anything was when I jumped out of my chair when Dad pounded on my door demanding that I unlock it. When I did I looked up into my dad’s furious face and then he went out and brought back tools and removed my door handle so I couldn’t lock it again–a lock I didn’t get back for several months! It was the worst of punishments–I have four younger brothers! Pests the lot of them!!! So…you can only imagine how much I love books that draw me in and immediately I find myself lost inside…I feel like Oliver Twist: “Please, may I have some more?”
Beth Trissel’s best yet!!!
By Beth Liveringhouse
Through the Fire is a fast paced, whirlwind journey that follows Englishwoman Rebecca Elliot and her sister as they travel into the wild Allegheny Mountains of Western Virginia.
After they are separated by an Indian attack, Rebecca finds herself at the mercy of Shoka, a Shawnee warrior.
Shoka is determined not to let this feisty blond with eyes the color of the sky get under his skin. He has been hurt before and intents to unload the stubborn woman the first chance he gets.
Rebecca is just as determined to get away from the savages and find her sister. She is unfortunately ill prepared for the harsh life in the wilderness and soon realizes her best bet is to stay with Shoka. However her sharp tongue and fiery temper continue to get her into trouble with the warrior and his men.
Like all great romances, Shoka and Rebecca are hopelessly drawn to each other. Together they make their way towards Fort Warden where Rebecca believes her sister has fled.
The journey is difficult and Shoka knows that once they reach the fort he will have to let Rebecca go. Will she return to him? Will her uncle, who defends the fort, force her to stay with him and her people or will an old enemy steal her away?
Through the Fire is a fantastic story that takes you through a young untamed America, when the forests where lush and vast. Beth Trissel’s attention to detail allows her to describe it all in such vivid clarity that you will find yourself breathing in the fragrant flowers, gasping at the cold water and marveling at the beauty of the Alleghenies. The battle scenes are intense and heart wrenchingly realistic. The Native American and French languages she weaves into the dialogue only enhances this already rich, vibrant story.
The secondary characters are well written and hint to stories of their own.
You will not want this book to end. It grabs you from the first sentence and doesn’t let you go until the last.
Another awesome book,
By Elizabeth M. Shelley
This is another great book by Beth Trissel. She had a way of grabbing your attention early and holding it all the way through. You just don’t want to put it down. This is the 4th book I have read by her, and looking forward to the next one!
By Jeannie Thomas
Ms. Trissel gives her readers beautiful imagery that leaves her readers breathless and dreaming. She leaves them with enough adventure and romance to last in ones mind until her next novel.
By Deb Sypeck
I have a passion for historical romance and Ms Trissels’ magic with words made Through The Fire a wonderful story that kept me reading well into the night.
From A Romance Review:
Through the Fire is my first read by Beth Trissel. I am impressed by the depth and quality of description which enhances the story without leaving the reader drowning in the details. Strong characters lead this adventure set during a time in America’s troubled youth. The reader cannot help but cheer on the budding relationship between Shoka and Rebecca.
Through the Fire is a well-crafted historical love story whose telling makes the reader feel as if she has been transported back in time. The secondary cast of characters adds to the experience courtesy of Beth Trissel.
~ Reviewed by Rho.
“This is a fast-paced, cracking ride. It is a great story with loads of things happening one after another. There isn’t a flat moment anywhere….If you are looking for something to get your teeth into, a good, solid read that will take you on a roller-coaster ride then this is for you.”
Vasiliki Scurfield, WRDF
‘You Gotta Read Reviews’ Reviewer: Laura
At the height of the French and Indian War, a young English widow ventures into the colonial frontier in search of a fresh start. She never expects to find it in the arms of the half-Shawnee, half-French warrior who makes her his prisoner in the raging battle to possess a continent–or to be aided by a mysterious white wolf and a holy man.
Rebecca Elliot, although widowed and in a new country, is brave and determined. Her encounter with Shoka, a Shawnee warrior, has caused her to fall in love. The storyline of Through the Fire is well-written and uncommonly descriptive. It is obvious Ms. Trissel took great time and effort to research Indian beliefs and their way of life. I enjoyed reading about how they prepared for battle and their choice and use of weapons. I read with bated breath every time Rebecca let her temper and stubborness get the best of her. I love the interaction between her and all the other characters in the book. The tension between the Shawnee and the Catawba tribes is palpable. The author writes with great passion and emotion. I know anyone who buys this book will take great pleasure in it.
*****
J.Thomas: Ms Trissel gives explicit and beautiful imagery in her novel to leave her readers dreaming of the fantasy that she has created. She gives them enough adventure and romance to last and wanting more until her next novel. An excellent adventure within the sheets of her fantasy.
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• Why You Shouldn’t Read Gripping Books Before Bedtime - Friday, February 12, 2010
• A Little Romance~ - Wednesday, February 10, 2010
• Gardening Tips On This Wintry Day - Tuesday, February 09, 2010
• Snippets From Reviewers (To Hearten Myself) - Monday, February 08, 2010
• An Interview I Did With A Local Student Writing Club - Saturday, February 06, 2010
• Ghost Story - Friday, February 05, 2010
• More Superstitions and Tales from The Shenandoah Valley of Virginia - Wednesday, February 03, 2010
• For Historical/Light Paranormal Romance Daughter of the Wind - Thursday, January 28, 2010
• Milam’s Gap in The Blue Ridge Mountains (Along Skyline Drive) - Wednesday, January 27, 2010
• Old Sayings and Superstitions from The Shenandoah Valley of Virginia - Tuesday, January 26, 2010
• Irish Blessings - Friday, January 22, 2010
• The Eve of St. Agnes - Wednesday, January 20, 2010
• Please Vote For Somewhere My Love! - Friday, January 15, 2010
• A New Contract From The Wild Rose Press! - Thursday, January 14, 2010
• More About the Story Behind Enemy of the King - Wednesday, January 13, 2010
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