pickI borrowed the audiobook from Libby and thoroughly enjoyed it. Nora Roberts has a successful formula- talented male or female overcomes terrible childhood trauma , gets entangled with some villain, must change their identity, meets love of life , confesses all , mess cleaned up - HEA achieved: I am so there for it. One quibble , the fellow who reads the audiobook is not skilled at differentiating female voices . 👍👍🐉
pickI like books that I love the morally questionable characters.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickThis book had much more substance and a twisting plot. Both of these were welcome surprises!
pickA cat burglar hero with a heart of gold, an eidetic memory and a ruthless enemy. A writer heroine not sure if she can forgive him for a youthful betrayal. He cooks, he cleans, he steals jewels...what more could you want, really?
Don't make this your first Nora Roberts, but a fun example of her usual good people competently doing things and ending up happy. And so was I after reading it.
pickI‘ve only read a few books by Nora Roberts but I really enjoy them. This one was no exception. I really liked it and it kept me reading wanting to know what happened next. I definitely plan to read more of her romantic suspense books.
pick9 year old Harry Booth begins stealing to help with expenses after his mother gets cancer and its struggling to make ends meet. He becomes excessively skilled at his craft over the years. He doesn't stay in one place too long and changes his name often. His life changes when he's introduced to a high powered collector who will not let Harry live in peace.
so-soThis book was cute and sad but I honestly think the relationship between the two main characters felt rushed
pickRoberts's latest book seemed to hit a different tone than many of her earlier stories. A much slower pace than most of her books, this one is more about Booth as a person than it is about romance or the thriller aspect of his being a thief. I actually did enjoy it because I liked Booth and also enjoyed a lot of the descriptions of places (this book made me want to visit New Orleans), but I can see why a lot of people didn't care for it. ⬇️
