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Mountain Echoes (Luna) (2013)

by C.E. Murphy(Favorite Author)

4.3 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Luna

series

Walker Papers

review 1: This is a four star book for readers who have been following the series. While it has all the typical earmarks of the series: solid writing, fast plotting, good characterizations, snappy banter, and a particularly great magic system, this particular book's big payoff is in the resolution of Joanne's family background. She faces her past figuratively and literally as she has to come home to the Cherokee reservation that she spent her teenage years on. She discovered her mother's story in the last book, and in this book she learns her history on her father's side and faces the child she gave up for adoption. The book also has a lot of Morrison and their romance, which goes form budding to fully-realized. There is a lot of humor in the book as well as battle against evil and ... moreemotional reunions. I enjoyed this one mightily. The Cherokee history and lore was interesting as well.
review 2: This book was truly awesome...a lot of action, some "FINALLY!" moments, as well as some exposition (if you read this book out of order, which I hope you don't do...you'd miss out on a lot, I'd think). Joanne Walker (real name: Siobhàn Grainne McNamarra Walkingstick) is one of those "I'm-just-one-of-the-guys" kind of gal, with plenty to prove (or so she thinks), half Irish half Cherokee Shaman that could be a girl you went to school with or the mechanic that works on your car...but with a difference. In this book (#8 of the Walker Papers) she is called home to North Carolina to solve a mystery...what happened to her Dad, and others? Can she heal the Land that cries out to her? This is one you can't miss...guaranteed! ;) less

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