Book Review
of Spirit of Rebellion
Spirit of Rebellion
By Deborah K Peterson
Blurb:
Souls touch and emotions
flare when a historian and an embittered spirit form an unlikely alliance to
investigate the centuries-old riddle surrounding his death…
Ready for a fresh chapter in
her life, Shae Lynn Montgomery accepts a job translating a cache of Civil War
documents from Wisconsin’s famous Norwegian regiment. The assignment takes her
to Chickamauga’s haunted Starling Plantation and face-to-face with a handsome
captain—its angry ghost in residence.
Tristan Jordahl, falsely
accused of treason, has no use for the living—not even the lovely translator
invading his home. Despite Tristan’s best efforts to frighten her, Shae Lynn
refuses to leave, and reluctantly, Tristan enlists her help to clear his name.
But as they grow closer to the truth—and to each other—an evil spirit makes it
clear he will do anything to stop them.
Can a love that transcends
time overcome all obstacles?
Link to booktrailer: http://youtu.be/l-eiGN33Kp4
Excerpt:
“You’ve got to let me in, you have to let me explain, please,” she
begged through the barrier that separated them.
“I swear on everything dear to me, I’m not moving from this spot until
you do. Do you hear me? I’m not leaving!”
“I am not interested in anything you have to say,” he growled back.
“I don’t care. I’m staying
right here until you hear me out!” she shouted.
As the minutes ticked by, the Captain tried desperately to ignore
her presence, but finally, his shoulders slumped in defeat. The chiming of the clock told him over an
hour had passed since Shaelynn obstinately decreed her intention to remain in
the small hallway until she said what she wanted to say. He hoped her wet clothes and the trauma of
her earlier experience, would force the issue otherwise. But true to her word, she still waited
outside his door.
Stubborn little hellion.
With a sigh of resignation, he opened the door and met her defiant
gaze. She stood against the opposite
wall, with one foot resting against the baseboard. Her arms wrapped tightly around her waist as
if seeking warmth against her wet, torn clothing. On top of all that, she shivered with the cold. She looked so pathetic standing there.
“Shaelynn, you need to get into some dry clothes,” he said. The words surprised him. They weren’t anywhere near what he planned to
say. The soft tone didn’t match either.
Shae clenched her teeth and shook her head. “Not until we’ve talked.”
About
the Author:
Debbie
Peterson, author of “Shadow of the Witte Wieven,” is introducing, “Spirit of
the Rebellion,” through The Wild Rose Press. This paranormal romance centers on
a murdered civil war captain, falsely accused of treason, and a beautiful Norse
historian determined to clear his name. She invites you to come along on this
incredible adventure, filled with mystery and romance.
Debbie
has always had a soft spot for fairy tales, the joy of falling in love, and
happily ever after endings. She incorporates these aspects into all of the
paranormal stories she writes. When she is not busy conjuring her latest novel,
she spends time with the beloved members of her very large family. She also
pursues her interests in family history and all things ancient and historic.
You can
connect with her:
Twitter:
https:/twitter.com/DebbiePeterson1
This
product or book may have been distributed for review; this in no way affects my
opinions or reviews.
Thank you so much Mindy, for hosting me on your blog.
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