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★★★★½ Audiobook has excellent narration, if a bit dramatic at times with the spells. Really enjoyed the book. A perfect March read. Lyrical and descriptive; made me wish I was in Ireland.
This book has reminded me of how much I love Nora Roberts trilogies. They all have a similar vibe, mainly because no matter what the plot is about the books are also always about family.
Sarca is a witch raising three children. She is known as the Dark Witch. There is a sorcerer trying to get her powers so that he can become more powerful.
She is able to fool him and pass her powers on to her three children, and those three pass on these power to their children through generations to come.
In pres ...more
Sarca is a witch raising three children. She is known as the Dark Witch. There is a sorcerer trying to get her powers so that he can become more powerful.
She is able to fool him and pass her powers on to her three children, and those three pass on these power to their children through generations to come.
In pres ...more
This was my first Nora Roberts book in a few years. She writes beautifully imagery. She brings Ireland to life with her words. The story is the first in a series. I love the supernatural part of the story. Plan to read more of her series soon.
Very disappointed. The introductory chapter was great but the rest of the book was difficult to finish, just couldn't hold my interest and I am a fan of Nora Roberts.
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All of Robert's paranormal trilogies are pretty formulaic, but it is a good formula which leads to an enjoyable book.
What I enjoyed:
* Iona was an interesting character who just jumped into life and anything that interested her
* The animal companions and horses in general
* The description of Ireland, I so want to visit after reading this
* The prologue story of Sorcha
What could have been better:
* Very formulaic - I knew who would be couples and what book they would be featured in after meeting the ...more
What I enjoyed:
* Iona was an interesting character who just jumped into life and anything that interested her
* The animal companions and horses in general
* The description of Ireland, I so want to visit after reading this
* The prologue story of Sorcha
What could have been better:
* Very formulaic - I knew who would be couples and what book they would be featured in after meeting the ...more
What an amazing start to another Nora Roberts trilogy! Looking forward to the next book to see how it builds on this one.
Nov 21, 2013
Amy ~Lover of Books~
marked it as to-read
Dec 05, 2013
Lisa Kay
marked it as to-read-first-in-series
Dec 31, 2013
Melinda
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Nov 09, 2014
Haessly
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Sep 23, 2016
Brittany
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Megan
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Trish
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