It could have really been better.

There wasn't even any true issues, and those issues that were touched on were solved so swiftly as to not have mattered.

I did, though, enjoy the little side note in the plot about the daughter of two of my favorite Nora Roberts' characters (one of the O'Hurley girls- the dancer- and her husband). It was nice to see that they had a daughter and she was getting happily married. Just a hint of a story from before.

As if they all exist in the same universe.

So, outside of that nod I wanted to physically shoot something. I honestly believe that if true story were going to happen with these characters then the stories themselves should be deeper.

After three books, it finally hit me that she's only glossing over the story and not reaching inside of it to really grab the guts of what is going on. That's what I happened to enjoy in her other novels. :/

At the very least, it was okay. About on the same level as the second one. I still think these books, though, are a waste of time for any serious Nora Roberts reader.