
Soul of the Storm
Deerbourne Inn
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Narrado por:
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Rebecca McKernan
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Jean M. Grant
Will love help her summit one last peak?
Charlotte MacGregor lost the thrill of conquering mountains five years ago when her sister disappeared on a hiking adventure without her. Still guilt-ridden, Charlotte heads for a vacation to rustic Vermont with a friend - where she's surrounded by reminders of her devastating loss and plagued with unanswered questions.
Matiu Christiansen is an outdoors buff. He works multiple jobs to save for his dream of owning an outfitter in New Zealand. He's never quite felt at home in the United States, and he yearns for his Maori roots, but his attraction to Charlotte puts a kink in his plans to move home later this year.
Thrown together by coincidence, Charlotte and Matiu form a kindred bond through their shared love of the outdoors. Can Charlotte surmount her demons to assist Matiu on a rescue when a late-season snowstorm hits? And can Matiu help Charlotte heal from the pain of the past?
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The story is set in the US. The narrator had an accent. That confused me. But that being said Rebecca McKernan narration of this story was good.
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good story
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Okay, on to the book. Charlotte MacGregor has been mired in grief for almost five years. She lost a beloved younger sister and feels guilt as well as the grief. She’s thrown herself into her work in a school board, specifically focused on disaster prep and equipping others to handle emergencies. As someone who is trained in first aid and building evacuation procedures, I appreciated Charlotte’s zeal for safety. She couldn’t be there to save her sister, but she’s dedicated not to lose anyone on her watch.
Her best friend Veronica and her husband are headed to the Deerbourne Inn in Willow Springs, Vermont, for spring vacation. Ronnie insists Charlotte accompany them, believing she can pull Charlotte from her grief. In the end, Charlotte feels more like a third wheel and tries to find ways to occupy herself. She’s even brought work but when that’s finished, she decides to explore Willow Springs. Several times she meets Mathiu Christiansen. Mathiu is an avid hiker, skier, kayaker, and about a dozen other outdoor pursuits. He recognizes a kindred spirit in Charlotte and he tries to encourage her to step into the beautiful nature that is Willow Springs. He doesn’t understand why she doesn’t want to go hiking and he pushes hard. Charlotte pushes back. Eventually, though, a crisis provides Charlotte the opportunity to step up and put her skills to use. The question is whether she can push through her fears and help those who desperately need her help.
Like I said, I enjoyed this book. I enjoyed the interracial relationship and how it was done with a deft hand. It was no big deal. There was also the obvious problem on Mathiu planning to return to New Zealand while Charlotte is rooted in Boston. I was interested in knowing how that would be resolved, especially as they grew closer and shared more intimacy. Funny how a week’s vacation can turn into a life-altering trip. Ah, the magic of Willow Springs. This book is a great addition to the Deerbourne Inn series.
Rebecca McKernan did a good job with the narration. Once I got over the confusion and was able to figure out Charlotte was American and Mathiu was from New Zealand, the narration fell into place and I enjoyed the book. I’m looking forward to more books by Jean M. Grant as well as more books from the Deerbourne Inn series.
Kiwi Maori Guy + Boston Gal = True Love?
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I listened to it on audio and I have to admit it took me awhile to get into it because of the narration. The first few chapters felt like the enunciation was being forced. However, the narrator's cadence became more natural after a few chapters. The other issue i had was the accent. I assume it was an Australian accent. This ended up working well for the chapters in Matiu's perspective as he was a Kiwi. But since the book started in Charlotte's perspective, I had a hard time believing the story was taking place in the US. But I suggest you stick with the narrator because it does get better and the story is amazing.
Well developed and relatable characters
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Take me back to New Zealand
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Soul of the Storm
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A story that was well worth the listen.
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Soul of the Storm
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Wonderful story
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