Tufa Novels: Wisp of a Thing (Audiobook)

from agarcia85257

The Tufa, first brought to us in Alex Bledsoe's terrific novel The Hum And The Shiver, are back in Wisp Of A Thing. Legend says that when the first white men made it to the Smoky Mountains the Tufa were already there. When the first tribes of nomads crossed from Asia into the Americans to become ...

from bookczuk

Music, magic, broken hearts -- the thing country music is made of. In this case, though, it is to cope with one, that makes singer/songwriter Rob Quillen head to Cloud County. He was a contestant on a talent search TV show, who very publicly, very tragically, experienced the death of his sweethea...

from whitewavedarling

This is one of those odd books that has the power to surprise a reader with how much power it entails. The story, the characters, the language...every piece picks up more and more inertia as it works forward, until in the end you can barely put it down, and you're sorry to see it end. Truthfully,...

from janerawoof

Casually picked up at the "new books" section at the library. Enthralling story and fascinating characters. A bluegrass musician, Rob, grief-stricken after the death of his girlfriend, is told by another musician to go to a certain town in Tennessee in the Smokies and to search for a particular s...

from MikeRhode

These remind me of Charles de Lint's type of fantasy, and I'm enjoying them, especially since they're set in Tennessee, not far from my wife's hometown, which has been mentioned in both of them.