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Walking Dead (Walker Papers, Book 4) By C.E. Murphy.
Luna, 2009. 376p.
Recommendation submitted by:
Jill Merritt, Library Associate, Washington State Library Branch Services, Tumwater, WA.

Joanne Walker is coming to terms with her life as a shaman and newly minted police detective in Seattle. However, the calm is broken by the arrival of unexpected ghosts at a Halloween party full of police. Soon Joanne is dealing with zombies and a magic caldron that has a long history of death. Crisscrossing Seattle, Joanne follows the dark trail left by the cauldron, picking up a few hitchhiking ghosts along the way, including one very dear to the her partner’s heart.

Readers familiar with the series will enjoy the return of previous characters helping and in some cases hindering Joanne’s fight to save Seattle from the undead. The writing and subject matter leans toward more adult themes, but might appeal to older teens. Walking Dead is one installment in the Walker Paper series by C.E. Murphy that answers a few readers questions about the shaman, but leaves more unanswered. Interested readers will eagerly look for the next story of Joanne Walker.

ISBN-13: 978-0373803019.
Available as an eBook
Title contains adult themes.

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