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Annie Mayall is excited to move to
Montana with the man she thinks is the love of her life.
What happens though is he takes off to the “silver mines”
shortly after moving her west and then disappears for
years. After long years alone Annie is adapting and has
finally settled into a routine, that is, until one stormy
night. On that fateful stormy night a severely wounded
stranger comes to her land, and while he may be the sexiest
man she has ever seen, he also has wings. But Annie is
happy to have someone to talk with and to share her meager
existence with. Soon it is evident that the stranger is not
only mystical and fascinating but he is teaching her what it
means to really love, and be loved. But, will the happiness
last?
I am a fan of most of Ms. Mooney’s writings but, while
Lord of Thunder was well written and interesting
I think the timeframe where it is set just didn't work for
me. I am not sure why but I just didn't get the "stay up
late at night, can't put the book down" feeling that I have
from her writings in the past. Lord of Thunder
does have a very interesting idea of dimensional travel
being through those 'rock the house' storms. |