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    Shadow Walker
    Shadow Walker
    Shadow Walker
    Audiobook9 hours

    Shadow Walker

    Written by Allyson James

    Narrated by Hillary Huber

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    About this audiobook

    Winter descends on the town of Magellan, and new evil comes to call.Racing her motorcycle down a lonely winter highway, Stormwalker Janet Begay feels the ground collapse beneath her feet. After tumbling two hundred feet into an underground cavern, she manages to escape with help from her sexy dragon-shifter boyfriend, Mick-but not before they disturb dark forces.As Janet contends with a hotel inspector intent on putting her out of business, and her grandmother, who's taken up residence, Mick's behavior becomes strange and erratic, until he is a clear danger to Janet and her friends.Janet's drag-queen, attitude-ridden magic mirror insists that Mick has been "touched by shadows," and Janet realizes that someone is out to enslave her dragon. Now she must free Mick before he kills her . . .
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateApr 15, 2013
    ISBN9781452681245
    Shadow Walker

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    • 4/5
      Fun finish. Janet has to rescue Mick from an evil witch who is collecting powers. There is still her sister, Nash, her grandmother and her friends, Coyote to contend with. She will have to decide just how much she is willing to pay for Mick’s love.
    • 5/5
      4.5 stars It all started with a giant sinkhole, some skeleton hands and a cold touch.

      Loved it ! There is Native American Shamans, Vampires, Dragon Shifters, Witches, Demons and many other mythical beasties, all together loving, fighting and spelling each other. This edition to the series whirled at super speed, with non-stop heart racing magical madness. Oh and did I mention the sexy hot dragon shifter, he is smoking literally. Wait, This is not a romance, this is urban fantasy with a touch of romance in just the right levels for my taste.

      The hotel has been inspected by the new guy in town and failed. Something is off considering they just replaced everything that is now shown to be rotten. Mick the Dragon shifter is acting strange and the magic mirror is screaming "
      shadows" Janet the Stormwalker's Navajo grandmother shows up and sneaks talks with Coyote. Yes, Coyote is back, and he's just the way he should be. (i love the trickster). Janet's evil sister shows up along with a blond two legged bundle of trouble. Magic is everywhere, old spells, mysteries and cave drawings. It gets complicated and intense to solve a mystery that will save somebody Janet loves.I can't say more without giving away too much.
      Read the series, you'll love it.
    • 5/5
      This series is incredible - each of the 3 installments I read in one gulp!It introduces a fresh take on paranormal. A number of more or less newish concepts are all introduced here: Tribal magic, gods' magic, dragons' magic, Stormwalking, Shadowwalking, and more! And this mesh is not messy, not in the least. Another refreshing feature is that there is no love triangle, no cheatong on each other, no lusting after someone on the side, no agonised looking for the significant other, guh! You can't imagine how refreshing it is to read series about people who met each other, loved each other, stay with each other and plan to carry it on!The writing is atmosferic and passionate, the storyline in turns believable and enchanting.
    • 3/5
      The writing is confident, the worldbuilding uses an interesting mix of common urban fantasy themes with Puebloan culture and mythology, most of the characters are well drawn and I'm glad Mick actually did more than look hot/menacing, but it was plotted too much like a mediocre cozy mystery for my taste.