In this second collection of stories, Mike Hunter has populated the fictional village of The Landing with more characters we can count on and care about. Where No Place Like Home exposes the humourous side of life in The Landing, The Echo is a pleasing and thoughtful blend of humour and history, of passion and pain. Familiar faces live alongside new ones; all are characters who are at once familiar and refreshing. We are drawn into their memorable world of dignity and sensibility. Simple pleasures and simple lives - bullies, bears, bunnies, bagpipes and books, telephones, telegraphs and televisions. These are the artifacts of memories and stories from The Landing.