Below are a few comments excerpted from my readers (but not the one above from Nietzsche - He Never Read Our Books; He's Dead).
"It did not take me long to read these because they were hard to put down once started."
(Unsolicited Website Review of "The Chopin Trilogy")
"After reading your trilogy, I was thoroughly captivated by your storytelling, plot twists and character development!"
(Unsolicited Website Review of "The Chopin Trilogy")
"You had me thoroughly engrossed in Chapter 2 ... As a second generation Polish American, I thoroughly enjoyed..... and even more, I appreciated..... the weaving of the Polish character, culture, history and heritage into the espionage and intrigue of the Chopin Trilogy. Thank you, Mr. Trawinski, for your telling me Stanley's tale."
(Unsolicited Website Review of "The Chopin Trilogy")
"I would love to see this trilogy turned into a mini-series or full-length movie!"
("The Chopin Trilogy")
"The Willow's Bend masterfully works through its protagonist Stanley to take you into Nazi Germany's occupation of Poland, Polish culture, and the inner workings of a modern day large aerospace defense contractor to create an enthralling and captivating read. The clandestine, investigative components of the book easily pull you in for what becomes an exciting and unexpected ending shaped by belief, character, and moral duty."
(Amazon Review of "The Willow's Bend")
"The book tells of the brutal occupation of Poland during WWII and how one's actions of the past can have a powerful influence on the actions of the present. The descriptive passages are wonderfully written. I enjoyed this story immensely."
(Amazon Review of "The Willow's Bend")
"I loved the intrigue and suspense. The author did an excellent job of describing and developing the characters with their devious personalities. I could easily visualize the various locations that the story takes place in. The best mind-blowing element is the twist you do not see coming at the end of the book. I was on the edge of my seat for the last few chapters."
(Amazon Review of "The Willow's Bend")
"This immersive book is brilliantly written and took me on an action packed adventure from DC and CIA headquarters at Langley through parts of Europe including Poland, East Germany, Austria, Italy, and France."
(Amazon Review of "Chasing the Winter's Wind")
"What a well-written and well-thought-out story. It's full of suspense and intrigue. I could not stop reading until I found out how it ended. I was not disappointed, either."
(Amazon Review of "War of the Nocturne's Widow")
"I would love to see this trilogy turned into a mini-series or full-length movie!"
("The Chopin Trilogy")
"I studied very little of the Civil War growing up in Texas. (This) book has done more to explain ... the pain and damage of war are both physical and psychological ... 'Ever Blooms the Rose' captures both sides of the coin in a story of one family ripped apart by war, the mental and medical wounds of which seem unrecoverable ... The historical and geographical research to pull off this book is impressive, and I thoroughly enjoyed (it).
(Amazon Review of "Ever Blooms the Rose")
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