I always enjoy your segments with Megan Kelly on the Factor. I just finished your book late last nite. It was great–full of suspense and I didn’t figure out the killer ahead of time. I can’t wait for Hand of Fate to come out next year! Congratulations on making the Times Bestseller List!
–Tonia H.
I always enjoy seeing you on Fox. I was in the Atlanta airport and saw your book. Bought it, couldn’t put it down until I finished it. I can’t wait for the next one. You are incredibly talented and I loved the book and its characters.
–Beverly D.
I really appreciate your appearances on Fox News. Your integrity and balance and wisdom really stand out. Your book was excellent, also. As a Christian, I am careful what I put in my mind and your book was wonderfully exciting yet not offensive. Thank you for standing strong for what you believe in, in print and in life. God bless you and your family!
–Vee S.
I just finished your new book, Face of Betrayal, and really liked it… How refreshing to have a main character that has a belief in God….It is going to be a long year waiting for #2, but I will do it!!
It is nice to see you shine…
–Willoughby C.
Lis recently appeared with Megyn Kelly on The O’Reilly Factor in the weekly “Is It Legal?” segment, and Megyn gave Face of Betrayal a great plug! Here’s the segment, in case you missed it.
We’ve been posting some of your fan mail here on the site for a few weeks now, but this message we all really loved:
Lis, Finished FACE OF BETRAYAL: real winner!!!! I”m 88 years of age and anticipating HAND OF FATE is an incentive to live for !! April 2010, BRING IT ON !!! Then I’ll be 89 !!
Romans 15:13
–Bill C.
Wow! As Lis said, “Just when you think you’ve heard it all…” Thanks, Bill, for your amazing message! We hope you’ll enjoy it too!
Face of Betrayal was featured on the blog Obsessions of a Pop Culture Nerd, and we’re all very pleased and flattered:
Three women—an FBI agent, a federal prosecutor, a TV news reporter—meet regularly to dine and trade information to solve murders. The plot, about a young Senate page who goes missing, borrows heavily from the Chandra Levy and Mark Foley cases but adds a twist when it comes to the killer’s identity. You can argue whether writing a ripped-from-the-headlines story is less creative or more relevant but the end result here is very readable. It may not break new ground in the genre but Wiehl really knows her territories and kept me flipping those pages.
People really seem to love Face of Betrayal, and Lis really appreciates receiving your feedback on the book, so we’ve decided to occasionally post a few of your messages!
Can’t wait for the next book–do we have to wait a whole year! What a wonderful, fresh novel with a whole new take on prosecutor, FBI agent and reporter. More, more, more please.
–Janet T.
I just finished your book, Face of Betrayal, and what a wonderful read. I hated for it to end. I am looking forward to your next book with the triple threat club.
–Steve G.
I just wanted to tell you that I just finished Face of Betrayal last night. I generally don’t read fiction, but I watch you on O’Reilly all the time, so I thought I would try fiction. The book was great! Really moved at a fast pace, and kept me interested. I felt your character development was really good too – no one in the book was so far-fetched that they were unbelievable. Very good read! Thanks and keep the books coming!
–Jill D.
