luvmy4brats said:
I think that was one of the first Nora Roberts Sets I got for the Kindle. It's one of my favorites. I love Roz. I still have many of the single books to get because the trilogies are my favorites so I started with those.
The Born In trilogy was the first of hers I got for the Kindle, too. It was the first time I read it, and is now one of my NR faves.
If you like this one, you'll most likely enjoy the Circle Trilogy. That one starts with Morrigan's Cross. Many of her trilogy's have a fantasy/paranormal slant, whether it's fairies, witches, vampires, gods, or ghosts.
I just don't go for vampires, so I really didn't like this one.
Two good paranormals are the Key trilogy and the Three Sisters Island trilogy. The "villain" in the second one was sort of vague to my mind, but menacing enough, and the characters were great. The Key trilogy is my second favorite of hers.
Probably her best all around trilogy (to which she eventually added a fourth) is the Quinn brothers (Chesapeake Bay). There's a running mystery through the first three books and some ghostly sightings, but very mild in that respect. The most important aspect of these books is the relationship of the brothers to each other and their parents and a nine year-old-boy. NR writes nine-year-old boys very well.
My two favorite stand-alones of Nora Roberts are Northern Lights set in Alaska involving a murder, and Homeport set in Maine about art thefts.
