so-soThe writing style on this one was interesting, omniscient 3rd person into six people‘s POV in the same chapter.
I wasn‘t quite sold on the main romance. I thought the man bullied her into the relationship and forced her hand into progressing things rapidly.
There were plenty of touching moments. And a century‘s old ghost haunting the house. Who is she and why does she haunt.
OMG this city in the book is just 11 miles away or a half hour car ride away!
Sadly, the novel is now in Tennessee.
I‘ll be starting this book.
It will be my first ever time reading a Nora Roberts book!
My coworker who owns physical copies of all the Nora Roberts books (but not really the JD Robb ones), recommended this one to me.
Do you agree?
I‘m looking forward to reading a book by one of romances most notable authors!
So…
My #BookSpin this month is a Nora Roberts book. I‘m trying to read some of our customers‘ ‘most loved‘ authors, and boy is she popular?! Also, prolific 📚📚📚!
She also has a decent number of shocking ratings on Litsy. And appears to write in a squillion genres. So my question is, what should I try? Any recommendations/avoid at all costs?
Thank you 😁
(Screenshot from Fantastic Fiction, which I thought might help. It doesn‘t.)
1. Both sets of grandparents had big gardens.
2. All kinds of flowers and veggies, plus strawberries.
3. Tagged trilogy was fun and interesting.
#wondrouswednesday
1) yes outside front yard at my old house
2) had rose bush trees they where beautiful… then I had to move … I can‘t grow anything inside though
3) the tagged book series
@Eggs #wondrouswednesday
If your tagged and haven‘t join in the fun
1) Nora Roberts Garden Trilogy always makes me think of spring 💐 🌺 🌸
2) I have a black thumb any plant I get has to be a survivor 😨
3) yes love reading outside… as long as no one‘s bugging me to go in the water…(hubby … hubby is bugging me😜🤣)
4) iced tea … yes yes ☕️📖🌤☀️ and I‘m good
#thoughtfulthursdays @MoonWitch94
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Jan 25 #BeginsWith Blue I read this in 2016, wow I thought it's been awhile lol, it's one of many books I read from this author. @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
In the Graden Trilogy by Nora Roberts, this was a very enjoyable trilogy.
#BeginsWith #Garden
#selfimprovementsept @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @OriginalCyn620 #flowers from my little garden (congratulate me, I‘ve kept them alive since June!) and the first book in Roberts‘ In the Garden trilogy.
I have an ENTIRE book shelf dedicated to just Nora Roberts/J.D Robb ❤️ everyone has a favorite author and she just happens to be mine. Please comment with who yours is and your favorite book by them! 🥰 #noraroberts #jdrobb #favorite #author #nerdout #loveher
pickWasn‘t what I expected but a little romance and suspense and mystery rolled into one. Also my first finished read of the year on my new kindle..
Taking a break from Voyager, reading on my kindle not sure how I‘m feeling about it yet, by the description seems a little spooky but I‘m not seeing it yet.
so-soIt was well written and tugged at the heart strings but I didn't feel the connection to the plot or the characters. I loved all of the yard work and now want to plant entire gardens, but I didn't find the storyline all that enticing. The romance also seemed to be more behind the scenes and no one seemed to run into each other all that often making them seem to be moving too fast (which perhaps was the point).
pickI feel like I learn something new and exciting everytime I read book written by Nora Roberts. This time it's about gardening.
First book of the In The Garden trilogy, it focus on Stella, who move to Memphis with her two young children after the sudden death of her husband.
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