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de Sharyn McCrumb (Author) "My Lord calls me, He calls me by the lightning; The trumpet sounds within my soul: I have not long to stay here ..." En savoir plus
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In 1779, Katie Wyler, 18, was captured by the Shawnee in North Carolina. The story of her escape and arduous journey home through hundreds of miles of Appalachian wilderness is the topic of ethno-historian Jeremy Cobb's thesis-and the thread which runs through the third of McCrumb's ballad novels (after The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter). As Cobb begins to retrace Katie's return journey, 63-year-old convicted murderer Hiram (Harm) Sorley escapes from a nearby prison. Suffering from Korsakoff's syndrome, he has no recent memory: old Harm is permanently stuck in the past. Hamelin, Tenn., police dispatcher Martha Ayers uses the opportunity to convince the sheriff to assign her as a deputy. One of her first duties is to calm a young mother who, angry at her inattentive husband, is threatening her baby with a butcher knife. Ayers and the sheriff must also warn Harm's ex-wife Rita that he has escaped. Acting as a kind of narrative conscience is a local deejay, a "carpetbagger from Connecticut," who sees Harm as a folk hero from another era. Deftly building suspense, McCrumb weaves these colorful elements into her satisfying conclusion as she continues to reward her readers' high expectations. Mystery Guild selection; author tour.
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A tale of an escaped convict from Edgar Award winner McCrumb.
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4.0étoiles sur 5 In A Long Black Veil, she Walks These Hills...., Mai 23 2004
This review is from: She Walks These Hills (Hardcover)
Of all her novels, this is by far my favorite of the McCrumb masterpieces, and I have read most (not all) of her diverse books. This one involves a woman who loves a sinner; he went to his death before he would divulge their relationship and cause her problems. Little did he know that by his actions, she would forever 'walk these hills' in a long black veil.

Before leaving the small town, I would call my local deejays of the morning to request the new release, SHE WALKS THESE HILLS, which gave them something to snicker about as it was an old, old song called THE LONG BLACK VEIL released in the fifties by Ferlin Husky. I later learned that Johnny Cash also had a pretty good version.

Ms. McCrumb varies in her subject matter and researches her later books to some extent. This is one of her best. It just may be my favorite of her varied ballads using some of the same colorful characters in Hamblen County, TN -- right up the road a piece from Knoxville.

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5.0étoiles sur 5 The Long Black Veil, Avril 21 2004
This review is from: She Walks These Hills (Paperback)
Now, this is by far my favorite of the McCrumb masterpieces, and I have read most (not all) of her diverse novels. This one involves a woman who loves a sinner; he went to his death before he would divulge their relationship and cause her problems. Little did he know that by his actions, she would forever 'walk these hills' in a long black veil.

Before leaving the small town, I would call my local deejays of the morning to request the new release, SHE WALKS THESE HILLS, which gave them something to snicker about as it was an old, old song releasd in the fifties. I later learned that Johnny Cash also had a pretty good version.

Ms. McCrumb varies in her subject matter and researches her later books to some extent. This is one of her best.

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5.0étoiles sur 5 She Walks is wonderful!!, Mai 13 2003
Par "turtlechick" (Shawsville, VA United States) - Voir tous mes commentaires
This review is from: She Walks These Hills (Paperback)
In this novel about journeys, college professor Jeremy Cobb retraces the path of a pioneer woman kidnapped by the Shawnee in 1779, and escaped convict Hiram Sorley whose brain is stuck in the past tries to return to a home and family that are no longer there. I see in all this a metaphor for the vanishing wilderness; just as Hiram tries to reach a vanished place and Jeremy walks a pioneer woman's trail now criss-crossed by highways and villages, we in contemporary America face a wilderness threatened by environmental abuse and urban sprawl. This book is a warning to treasure the wild spaces before we too become dreamers with no where to go.
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5.0étoiles sur 5 Couldn't put it down
I couldn't put this book down. It was excellent! There were so many sub-plots going on, and they were all so interesting. I couldn't wait to see what was going to happen next. Read more
Publié le Mai 6 2003 par Theresa W

4.0étoiles sur 5 A very entertaining book!
I admit it. I am a fan of Sharyn McCrumb having read some of the Elizabeth MacPherson books. This book's setting is the Great Smoky Mountain area of east Tennessee. Read more
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5.0étoiles sur 5 The author I've been searching for ....
Sharyn McCrumb is visiting our libray tomorrow here in Maryland. Her visit includes a musician, story telling session, etc. so I thought I'd check out one of her books. Wow! Read more
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5.0étoiles sur 5 Exceptional writing-great reading
WOW! That's about how I feel about this novel written by Sharyn McCrumb. Of all the books I've read of late, this has to be one of the very best. Read more
Publié le Juil 5 2002 par Susie Rigsby

4.0étoiles sur 5 An enchanted mix of folklore and present day happenings.
An enticing mystery on several different levels. The ghost of a pioneer girl walks the mountain trails in search of peace after being kidnapped by the Indians. Read more
Publié le Jui 10 2002 par Denise Bentley

4.0étoiles sur 5 A Page Turning Suspense!
If you're looking for a great mystery combined with many story plots, and some historical backround, you should definietly read this book. Read more
Publié le Mai 29 2002 par Brooke

5.0étoiles sur 5 Appalachian Fiction at its Finest
She Walks These Hills is another excellent book in the Appalachian series by Sharyn McCrumb. She again combines two stories - one in the present and one in the past along with a... Read more
Publié le Mai 21 2002 par Ramona Honan

5.0étoiles sur 5 a page burner, no stop reading thrill
This book was my introduction to Sharyn McCrumb, and I'm definitely partial to the Appalacian series. Read more
Publié le Aoû 9 2001 par Stoutjesdijk-Lyddane

5.0étoiles sur 5 she walks these hills review
I totally agree with a writer form St. Louis when he said that She Walks These Hills was haunting, tragic and beautifully written. Read more
Publié le Déc 13 2000 par Shelley Siler

4.0étoiles sur 5 Great Characters, Great Story Make Great Book
She Walks These Hills turned out to be an excellant book, despite the slow start. The first three chapters were very hard to read because you had no idea who all these characters... Read more
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