Somewhere My Lady

Reviewed by Jessica Jesinghaus for Readers' Favorite True love never dies... or so we have been told through the ages. But what happens when true love does die? When two souls, fated to be together, are torn apart? Somewhere My Lady by Beth Trissel poses those very questions. Hired for a summer job at Harrison Hall, a historical colonial mansion, Lorna Randolph never expected to see ghosts, nor to be reunited with a handsome soldier her heart and soul know... even though her mind cannot place him. Hart Harrison’s life was shattered when his fiancée was taken by fever, but after she appeared to him in a vision, promising her return, he vowed to wait as long as was needed. Now, fate has brought them together again within the enchanted walls of Harrison Hall. Skipping backward and forward in time, between current and colonial eras, Lorna and Hart must solve the mystery of their past if they are ever to have a future together. Beth Trissel has created a sumptuous feast for her readers. The two worlds, modern and colonial, were clearly delineated by both their atmosphere and dialogue. Small details take on great importance and pull the reader into the world. The romance between Lorna and Hart is classic, timeless, and inevitable. The young lovers are surrounded by a delightful cast of characters, both from our time and the past. Somewhere My Lady is a sweet, clean romance with unexpected twists. If you’re looking for a time travel romance with something unique, look no further.

Who knew that when Lorna went to Harrison Hall for her summer job, she would meet the man of her dreams, a man from her past...over 200 years into the past? When the past meets the present, the love, strong and binding knows no end. Time cannot keep Lorna and Hart apart. Soon details of their past emerge and it is a race against time to find out who is the killer in this story. Through detective work worthy of Sherlock Holmes, Lorna and Hart , along with many new friends piece together the past to try and save a loved one from sure death. Dare they mess with the history that the world knows? How can they not? Such a wonderful story with great humor, references to things that will make you chuckle and the most important thing? Love that conquers all and survives hundreds of years. Intrigue, deception, time travel and love, all within the walls of Harrison Hall. I was given an Advanced Readers Copy for an honest review.