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1: Disappointing read
I am surprised that so many people liked this book. The two main characters are shallow and vain and materialistic; very unlikable. So unlikable that I can't really get into the book that far. Not her best by far.
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2: Wonderful!
This trilogy is one of my very favorites! I love the setting in Ireland, the characters are real, believable and interesting. The mix of the magic and fairies to the plot adds just a little extra without detracting from the rest of the plot. I loved this trilogy!!!
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3: Nora Roberts writes excellent stories!
I have read and/or listened to about 80 % of Nora Roberts' books. I haven't found many that didn't hold my interest immediately. The Heart of the Sea ends one of my favorite trilogies. My husband is legally blind now and I introduced him to Nora's books and he is now hooked on them too.
I recommend this trilogy to anyone who loves Ireland, the Fey, and Love.
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4: OK wrap up to the series
While it wasn't a bad way to wrap up the series, I just didn't like this one as much. I would have liked to seen more of Darcy's softer side. It's there, but it seems the story focuses on how shallow and selfish Darcy can be. I liked Trevor (who wouldn't like a handsome rich man who comes and sweeps you off your feet!) But, I didn't feel their romance was as believable as the ones in the first two stories. I also wish there was more focus on Carrick and Lady Gwen when the spell was broken. The legend is so woven into the story and then all you get at the end is their riding away on a winged horse.
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5: Typical
Typical nora Roberts twaddle. He books are kind of like a train wreck, you can't look away, even though you know exactly what is going to happen. At least she throws in a bit of Magick.
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