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This hasn’t been announced yet but it showed up on Amazon. The description isn’t on this site yet because it hasn’t been released by the publisher but I found it elsewhere (can’t add it to the book page).
Nora’s FB page put out a sweepstakes for the ARC of Legacy. Here is the linkhttp://bit.ly/LegacySweepstakes
Update: I could not get this link to work on the mobile app, but it immediately worked on the webpage.
Reiterating...the app is horrible for most functionality beyond just typing a comment and looking something up. Beyond that, it’s useless.
Dawn, thanks for linking the Facebook giveaway. Jonetta, thanks for looking into a giveaway specifically for this group.
The app is very frustrating!
The app is very frustrating!
I heard back from the publisher and they will sponsor a giveaway for our group closer to the release date. 25 ARCs will be included and starts on April 5.
Drat, drat, double drat. I should have checked my e-mail this morning instead of reading. NetGalley sent an e-mail for the first 1000 responders to get a copy of
. I was too late.
Love it and on many scenes, I cry by eye out. The best book I have read in along time. Even though I figured out who was killing the women and sending poetry to Adrian, I love it
I cried too. Yes, I figured out early on who the killer was but that didn't take away from the story at all.
I finished this yesterday and really enjoyed it. Nora seems to be moving closer to contemporary fiction with romantic and suspense elements instead of this being strictly romantic suspense. While this works for me, it may be a challenge for those looking for higher mystery and suspense aspects.
Just finished it!! A fantastic read!! Some tears too but the ending was great!! The whole book was amazing really!
I enjoyed it. I can't say I loved it as much as I love most of Nora's books, but there's no denying she's one of the best storytellers out there. I think my problem with it was I found it hard to like Adrian. She was too pushy and controlling, and what seemed like she was "helping" (recruiting the high school nerds to produce her first video, creating a workout plan for Raylan then just showing up with equipment for him) came across, to me, as not really giving them much of a choice. But...there was a lot to like, as well, though there wasn't much mystery/suspense as to who the author of the poems was.
Margaret, I agree it was pretty easy through process of elimination to deduce the poet. Even though I figured that out early, it didn’t detract from my enjoyment.
I listened to the book, which was narrated by January LaVoy, who’s on my top five list of favorites. She performs so well that it sounds like there are multiple narrators! The storytelling was just wonderful, elevated by her performance.
I listened to the book, which was narrated by January LaVoy, who’s on my top five list of favorites. She performs so well that it sounds like there are multiple narrators! The storytelling was just wonderful, elevated by her performance.
Barbara "Cookie" wrote: "Love it and on many scenes, I cry by eye out. The best book I have read in along time. Even though I figured out who was killing the women and sending poetry to Adrian, I love it"
I got teary, too.
I got teary, too.








Soon after, Adrian was dropped off at her grandparents’ house in Maryland, where she spent a long summer drinking lemonade, playing with dogs, making a new best friend—and developing the stirrings of a crush on her friend’s ten-year-old brother. Lina, meanwhile, traveled the country promoting her fitness brand and turning it into a billion-dollar business. There was no point in dwelling on the past.
A decade later, Adrian has created her own line of yoga and workout videos, following in Lina’s footsteps but intent on maintaining creative control. And she’s just as cool-headed and ambitious as her mother. They aren’t close, but they’re cordial—as long as neither crosses the other.
But while Lina dismisses the death threats that Adrian starts getting as a routine part of her daughter’s growing celebrity, Adrian can’t help but find the vicious rhymes unsettling. Year after year, they keep arriving—the postmarks changing, but the menacing tone the same. They continue after she returns to Maryland and becomes reacquainted with Raylan, her childhood crush, all grown up and as gorgeously green-eyed as ever. Sometimes it even seems like the terrifying messages are indeed routine, like nothing will come of them. Until the murders start, and the escalation begins…
Settings
Georgetown, Washington DC
New York, New York
Table of Contents
Part I - Ambitions
Chapters One - Ten
Part II - Changes
Chapters Eleven - Twenty
Part III - Legacy
Chapters Twenty-One - Thirty