Tell me your favourite Walker Papers moment for a chance to win a copy of SHAMAN RISES!
Bonus points for using 25 words or less, since that’s what the poor bastards on Twitter are limited to. There will, obviously, be spoilers in the comments. :)
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Anything between the covers of all the Walker Papers & No Dominion is my favorite.
My favorite is when you conceived the idea to write such a fantastic series! I can’t wait to read how it all ends. :)
In Raven Calls, Joanne calls Morrison when she’s misplaced Gary while time traveling, and Morrison grounds her by using her full name and telling her he loves her.
personally, my favorite moments were when Jo had to confront her younger self. just priceless
I love the moment when Joann and the captain finally give in to their urges……
When Joanne & Michael finally let their feelings be known and then you send her to Ireland. I am romantic.
When Jo meets Gary for the first time.
when Morrison drives Petite to North Carolina
I can’t choose just one. Love the references to some of my favorite TV shows. Makes me feel connected to Jo.
Bonus comment (not for contest): I absolutely love this series! Your characters are so real and just leap off the page. Well done! Here’s to many more successful books! Thank you.
The first time she and Morrison kissed
When Joanne describes Morrison drumming her under.
When Joanne quits, and Morrison says “Well thank goddamned God!” Cracks me up every time.
That moment when Jo slept peacefully until she woke up, rested, in the arms of that man who loves her… Oh, wait…
*laughs*!
The moment Jo stops Morrison from hanging up and tells him that she loves him. That whole phone call, really.
I loved Mountain Echoes and all the wrap up/healing of Jo’s relationships with Lucas, Aiden, and her father. I thought it was deftly and emotionally handled, with some grace and still true to Jo’s stoic character. The moment where she climbs the tree and finds the box is so lovely.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang!
At the end of “Petite” (which is actually the scene at the end of Spirit Dances but from Morrison’s POV) where he is sitting in the Mustang in his driveway after Joanne has run off for Ireland. His thoughts are that he and the car are two things that love her and that she’ll come back to them. You can tell that he’s loved her for quite a while. What a guy!
Very good one!!
Did I miss a story? Please tell me where you found “Petite!”
It’s in NO DOMINION. :)
Gary & Jo fierst meet & do battle
Loved it when Gary called to say Anna was alive. I totally DID NOT see that coming. A brilliant surprise!
I love the flashbacks to how Morrison and Joanne met, him not knowing her car make and getting scoffed at… so grade adorably grade school-ish :)
nice coat
Morrison in Petite…maximum swoonage.
When Jo tells the tribe how to inoculate themselves against small pox. she knows how because she loves reading disaster survival manuals. (or something to that effect)