Review: review of somewhere my lass (somewhere in time)
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 4, 2013
What an amazing story and almost makes me believe that we are have actual reincarnations of our former selves!  This is a new author for me and Ms. Beth Trissel sure doesn’t disappoint!  I would rate higher than five stars if I could!The story is more than just a romance combining paranormal, science fiction in the form of time travel, betrayal, mystery and just a beautiful story throughout.  The hero Neil Mackenzie is just so incredible being a modern guy from the 21st century but is easily captivating that I couldn’t help but believe in him being Niall even though he didn’t believe that he was or in himself.  Mora Campbell the heroine is just phenomenal and so believable.  Mora seems so authentic even though I don’t know anything about being Scottish or the language the book actually almost teleports you there and makes you actually think you can speak the language.  I can easily see and imagine all these fabulous characters in my head plus the places in the book actually make me want to go discover Scotland for myself.  In some respects Neil’s best friend Angus Fergus was almost as important to the book despite being only a side character all of his gadgets he always carried with him he reminded me of inspector gadget Fergus.  Neil couldn’t have asked for a better best friend than him.  I can’t wait to read his story too!Neil the hero comes home and finds his beloved aunt and housekeeper Mrs. Dannon murdered and Mora the heroine a beautiful young woman unconscious in his historic home.  This sets in motion Neil’s adventure and non-stop action to avoid the enemy “the Macdonald” who is constantly on his heels to not only destroy him but demand what was rightfully stolen from him.  The story definitely keeps you on the edge of your seat with its intricately woven plot of twists and turns you can’t help but root for everyone in the book!  I highly recommend this book and Ms. Beth Trissel.  I definitely will read another book from her!