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An Echo in Time (by Boo Walker)

I have enjoyed the books I have read by the author, Boo Walker. When I see one is going to be released, I am first in line to get lost in the pages of his magical writing. This one was a little different than previous books I have enjoyed. While I don’t really buy into constellation therapy, I do believe that trauma in our past and the actions of our ancestors can bleed over into our present. This book was a wonderful journey through Charli’s life from childhood and then as an adult as she struggles to progress past the “red lights” that block her from truly living ... from relationships to work life to friendships. The dual timeline presentation of family members from hundreds of years in the past and Charli’s pursuit of answers is handled well. The characters throughout the pages are well developed and you find yourself getting lost in their lives.

 

Watching Charli mature and realize that it is up to her to change her own destiny was rewarding. She discovers a lot about herself and grows throughout the story and eventually has to choose whether she will continue to allow her past to affect her present and future. Each page will bring you closer to discovering what really happened with her ancestors and exploring how Charli will seek to find redemption through her discoveries. As you absorb the last word and close the book, you will have a smile on your face and a sense of satisfaction. I loved the way it ended! I have to say that this book really resonated with me and I still find myself thinking about Charli and Noah and how I have watched friends and loved ones heal from difficult family dynamics. I can’t wait to see this published so that the world can enjoy the gift of words that Boo Walker shares with us.

 

Thank you to NetGalley and Lake Union Publishing for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.

 

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