Stormwalker

Stormwalker

4.0 (2 ratings)
2010 · English · Paperback · 8 editions
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In a world where the forces of nature hold untold power, the journey begins for a heroine uniquely attuned to the storms that rage around her. With the ability to manipulate the elements, she finds herself caught in a web of intrigue and danger that stretches beyond her understanding. As she navigates the tumultuous waters of her abilities and the complexities of her relationships, she discovers that her gift may also be a curse.

Conflict looms as dark forces seek to harness the power of the storms for their nefarious purposes. The stakes are high, and the characters around her reveal motivations that blur the line between ally and enemy. The heroine must rely on her instincts and her burgeoning powers to protect not only herself but also those she is growing to care for deeply.

Adventure and suspense entwine in a narrative rich with emotion and vivid imagery, as the stormwalker learns to embrace her identity while confronting the challenges that threaten to tear her world apart. Readers will be drawn into a gripping tale that explores themes of power, responsibility, and the fight for what is just.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 330 pages
Language English
Published May 4, 2010
Publisher Berkley Pub Group
Editions 8 editions
ISBN-10 042523469X
ISBN-13 9780425234693

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This is a new author and series for me, Allyson James writes PRN/Urban fantasy which currently are my go to favorites. What I liked about this book the world is interesting, her magical beings are different and fresh. Love the main two characters (Janet & Mick) for their quirks and they background stories. Liked the style and flow of the book. But the Sheriff Nash Jones, plotline/character is SUPER problematic, don't tell me a cop is by the book and then continually prove that to be false. Please tell me that he is a Sheriff that runs his district by his rules regardless of the law and I'd have been good, instead the constant Nash is a man who lives by the rules (b.s.). The character doesn't follow the basic principles of policing, no rights, prejudices flying, little investigation before he is throwing handcuff on Janet, an indigenous woman. Same as saying a racist cop is a good cop, nope never. As a writer if you're going to feature a character with specific career, please do some research and try to keep the job principles in mind because writing a character with so many plot holes is disrespectful to your readers.I tried to give this 3.5 stars but really hits between 2.5 and 3 stars, so will settle on 3 stars 🌟

March 24th 2021
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