SPOILER ALERT!
What an amazing story!
This story, well it was pure and plain perfection for me! ;)
Loved, loved it!!!!
The only sad thing about it, is that apparently the next volume will be the last one of the series. Really?? :(
How can i possibly live without Joanne's antics??? O_O
But this one, Oh MY GOD!!!
Action packed intense, riveting, (flying MUSTANGS FOR CRYING OUT LOUD! AND I'M NOT TALKING ABOUT HORSES, BUT JOANNE'S "PETITE"!) emotional, (yeah, it made me cry! o.O) romantic (Morrison, YAY!!!) funny (Joanne's drives her spirit animals insane!)
This was great!
...apparently one day later i still can't get my feelings in check!
Sooooo....
Joanne is back in North Carolina after having promised never to return.
Her father and Lucas, the father of her son have both gone missing, and she is determined to find out what has happened.
Once there, it becomes clear that the "Master", Joanne's opponent has made another move.
An evilness has permeated the land, making even the mountains scream.
Backed by her animal spirits Joanne tries to fight that evil. But it seems that this time she is more than outnumbered, and Aiden her son may end up having a very relevant role in the upcoming battle.
What i loved more in the book: Joanne's growth as a person and a shaman. She comes to accept the hand she was given in the game. It may not have been perfect, it definitely wasn't conventional, but at the same time it allowed her the use of an unbelievable power...
I guess i was expecting more in the way of her relationship with the son she had given up for adoption, but in the end i have to give it to the author, that things did really go smoothly.
Also, the glimpses into Joanne's past were perfect. Heartbreaking sad at times, but perfect...
Morrison...yeah, the guy gets his own paragraph!
Some of my complaints concerning this series have regarded the romantic aspect of the thing. Normally it's the other way around, but in the Walker series i wouldn't have minded more romance.... basically because the tension between Walker and Morrison (oh, they're still insane with the name thing! *shakes head*) were killing me!
But, boy oh boy, was it worth the wait!!
Morrison is the perfect male character. He's calm,( a little less so when Jo's driving.. O_O..but who wouldn't be) reserved,(who could have guessed his fears) cool under fire....and who could have guessed? Still a little (lol, a lot!) jealous of Coyote!
That first scene where he appears driving Petite (He can drive fast!!) was swoon worthing...LOL...and i'm not even going to mention what happens next! *.* :D
So yes, i loved this story, and i can't wait for the next one...especially after that call....
Loved, loved it!!!!
The only sad thing about it, is that apparently the next volume will be the last one of the series. Really?? :(
How can i possibly live without Joanne's antics??? O_O
But this one, Oh MY GOD!!!
Action packed intense, riveting, (flying MUSTANGS FOR CRYING OUT LOUD! AND I'M NOT TALKING ABOUT HORSES, BUT JOANNE'S "PETITE"!) emotional, (yeah, it made me cry! o.O) romantic (Morrison, YAY!!!) funny (Joanne's drives her spirit animals insane!)
This was great!
...apparently one day later i still can't get my feelings in check!
Sooooo....
Joanne is back in North Carolina after having promised never to return.
Her father and Lucas, the father of her son have both gone missing, and she is determined to find out what has happened.
Once there, it becomes clear that the "Master", Joanne's opponent has made another move.
An evilness has permeated the land, making even the mountains scream.
Backed by her animal spirits Joanne tries to fight that evil. But it seems that this time she is more than outnumbered, and Aiden her son may end up having a very relevant role in the upcoming battle.
What i loved more in the book: Joanne's growth as a person and a shaman. She comes to accept the hand she was given in the game. It may not have been perfect, it definitely wasn't conventional, but at the same time it allowed her the use of an unbelievable power...
I guess i was expecting more in the way of her relationship with the son she had given up for adoption, but in the end i have to give it to the author, that things did really go smoothly.
Also, the glimpses into Joanne's past were perfect. Heartbreaking sad at times, but perfect...
Morrison...yeah, the guy gets his own paragraph!
Some of my complaints concerning this series have regarded the romantic aspect of the thing. Normally it's the other way around, but in the Walker series i wouldn't have minded more romance.... basically because the tension between Walker and Morrison (oh, they're still insane with the name thing! *shakes head*) were killing me!
But, boy oh boy, was it worth the wait!!
Morrison is the perfect male character. He's calm,( a little less so when Jo's driving.. O_O..but who wouldn't be) reserved,(who could have guessed his fears) cool under fire....and who could have guessed? Still a little (lol, a lot!) jealous of Coyote!
That first scene where he appears driving Petite (He can drive fast!!) was swoon worthing...LOL...and i'm not even going to mention what happens next! *.* :D
So yes, i loved this story, and i can't wait for the next one...especially after that call....
