Reviews for The Wind Harp (Mountain Song Legacy Series #2)

The average rating for The Wind Harp (Mountain Song Legacy Series #2) based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-07-27 00:00:00 Cynthia Shaver I'm rather disappointed in this book. When I read the first book in the Mountain Song Legacy, I was impressed with Ms. Hoff's descriptive writing talent and excellent story weaving though I wasn't too keen on the setting. With this book, I just didn't feel the same talented writing. The writing isn't exactly poor, just...less than ideal. My tastes have probably changed. As for the actual story, it didn't particularly appeal to me. I mean, a romance between a girl and her former teacher who is 15 years older than her? Rather strange in my opinion! But the dear, sweet children who were suffering abuse: their story is heartbreaking yet beautiful. Other than them, I felt little connection to the characters. I appreciated how mature both Maggie and Jonathan are. Though at 24(?) and 39, I suppose maturity is to be expected.😊 Basically, I would call "The Wind Harp" mediocre. It left no very remarkable impressions on me.

Review # 2 was written on 2017-01-25 00:00:00 Mark Kisselbach Here is a sweet Historical Romance. This can be read as a stand alone book; however, the experience is enriched if it is read after reading the first book in The Mountain Song Legacy series. "A Distant Music" provides detailed descriptions of the setting and the personal backgrounds of the two leading characters in "The Wind Harp" making them already familiar friends before embarking on the journey with them through this second book. This book isn't anywhere near as haunting in its tone as the first one; nevertheless, life in Skingle Creek, Kentucky is still full of hard knocks and pain.