Our opening "Nora Roberts" discussion is: Tell us your favorite Nora Roberts book (if you have one) and why?
Mine is "Tears of the Moon," because I just love Shawn. My favorite scene being when Brenna's father punches Shawn and then they get drunk together. Then Shawn shows up at the pub for his shift in the kitchen, but Aidan stops him because it's potentially dangerous for a drunk man to be cooking, and Shawn says to him, "It's just fucking fish cakes!"
Anyway...what is your favorite Nora Roberts book?
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Re: Your Favorite Nora Roberts Book
I simply cannot pick just one. I will say I prefer her trilogies.
The Circle and the Dragon Heart Trilogies are my top re-reads right now. Sign of Seven is up there for awesome relationships and writing, though I don't read it as often. I'm not sure why since Circle can be dark but Sign of Seven just seems a darker read for me. Maybe it's Lump's experience?
Finally, love the Key and Guardian trilogies. They've been top re-reads in the past.
The Circle and the Dragon Heart Trilogies are my top re-reads right now. Sign of Seven is up there for awesome relationships and writing, though I don't read it as often. I'm not sure why since Circle can be dark but Sign of Seven just seems a darker read for me. Maybe it's Lump's experience?
Finally, love the Key and Guardian trilogies. They've been top re-reads in the past.