Chesapeake Bay Saga Chesapeake Blue, Book 04, (Paperback)

from miyurose

Eighteen years have passed since the third book in the Quinn Brothers trilogy, and some things in St. Christopher never change. The three oldest Quinn brothers are still building boats, the Quinn wives are still putting up with their shenanigans, and everyone still supports the other, without que...

from scoutmomskf

The last book in one of my favorite Nora Roberts series, this one shows one of her greatest strengths - the incredibly close families that she writes about. Seth the boy is all grown up now and coming home. He's been working in Europe for the past five years, determined to make his mark on his ow...

from Darla

I'm glad I re-read this sequel to the Quinn trilogy. When looking back on it, I had focused on only the negatives: that the trilogy really didn't need a sequel, and that Seth's dilemma was a little too much like Luke Callahan's in Honest Illusions. What I'd forgotten was the characters. To catch ...

from addictofromance

In Chesepeake Blue, Seth Quinn returns home from Europe. After a successful career as a painter, he knows he needs to return home. Ever since he was fourteen years old, there is a secret that has been haunting him and feels a need to return home and to his family. After a family homecoming that l...

from Dawn772

I enjoyed this story about Seth who was the young troubled boy in the series now all grown up. I especially liked the heroine's strength but I didn't care for the main conflict, it was already used. Seth returns home from Europe a successful painter and meets Dru the owner of a new flower shop.