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Boundary Waters (Cork O'Connor, #2)
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Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 7669 comments Mod
Indian lore was also critical to the story again, this time in locating Shiloh. Did you learn anything? How well was it connected to the plot?


Veronica  (readingonthefly) | 694 comments I love the way the author infuses the stories with indian lore and seeing how Cork and Shiloh both drew strength from it. I love the wisdom and the grounding force it provides them, the new perspective it gives them. That's how true spirituality should work.


Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 7669 comments Mod
Kudos, Veronica! I couldn't have expressed my feelings any better.


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Angela | 155 comments Veronica wrote: "I love the way the author infuses the stories with indian lore and seeing how Cork and Shiloh both drew strength from it. I love the wisdom and the grounding force it provides them, the new perspec..."

I love your reply Veronica. It does give strength to the overall story. I still can't work out how Henry Meloux knows so much about what is going on with characters in the story. Perceptive or something else?


Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 7669 comments Mod
I think Henry's part of the mysticism of this series.


Angela | 155 comments Jonetta wrote: "I think Henry's part of the mysticism of this series."

It does make sense that he is.


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