Sign of Seven Trilogy: Blood Brothers (Series #1) (Paperback)

from jdonnelly14

** spoiler alert ** Nora Roberts does not disappoint in this opening to one of her newest trilogies. While the setting or story have nothing to do with Celtic roots, it's like being pulled to a tavern in Ireland as you settle into Roberts' familiar cadence and pace reminiscent of a story you'd pi...

from onyx95

Sharing a birthday (July 7, 1977) made it for a natural fit, Caleb Hawkins, Fox O'Dell and Gage Turner became the best of friends. On their 10th birthday, they decided to celebrates the way boys do. A camping trip out at the clearing called Pagan Stone, they drank the beer Gage stole from his dad...

from sumik

Finally finished this book. Now what the heck did I do with book 2?I don't know why it took me so long - it's no better nor worse than any other Nora Roberts and I usually find her entertaining. All I can say is that I've had an uncharacteristic non-reading couple of years.So - if you like Nora R...

from SunnySD

Blood brothers Caleb, Fox and Gage are only ten years old when, having sneaked away to celebrate their mutual birthday on an adult-free camp-out at the Pagan Stone, a local haunt spot, they accidentally loose a great evil. Schools burn, suicides and murders skyrocket, and then it disappears. Unfo...

from Kace

Every once in awhile I encounter books by Nora Roberts that justifies my continued reading a guilty pleasures. The book was this side of predictable, and the magic saving a doomed earth has been explored before, but I do love the characters she creates, and on a side note, there was much less of ...