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Summary: Wonderful
Review: The whole series of Born In.. books together is great. Although each book can stand alone. Three sisters grow in self knowlege as they forge bonds among themselves. During this time, each woman begins to find a special man that helps her develop and grow emotionally. What a wonderful set of books. I have to say that this is one of my favorite trilogies and strongly feel that any one of these books are great reads.
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Summary: My all-time favorite Nora Roberts read!
Review: This book is a part of an amazing trilogy- I HIGHLY recommend it to all Nora Roberts fans... the Born In series is one that I keep on my shelf and won't loan to others! I have read this book at least 5 times and the characters become richer with each read... A must have!
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Summary: A very touching novel.
Review: This is a great, fun loving, and touching novel. It goes straight to the heart. Nora Roberts knows what her readers like. I would recomend this book to anyone.
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Summary: Born in Shame
Review: This is a question. Has anyone read the newest reprint? I am anxious to know if NR took out some of the foul language that was in the original.
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Summary: Delightful read, exciting vibrant characters, wonderful love
Review: this is the first of the "Born In" stories and the one I enjoyed most. The fire and creativity of the heroine was wonderfully believable. Her interaction with her sister and mother was very realistic. Her love story was funny and wonderful. After reading this book, I had to buy the other two, which I also enjoyed tremendously. I have read these books several times and enjoy them equally each time.
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Summary: Great Trilogy
Review: Though I read these books out of order, I thoroughly enjoyed each and everyone. The start to this wonderfully enchanting trilogy takes place in the heart of a glassblower. Perhaps one of the most interesting and creative settings I have ever seen Roberts devise. Not quite as bloody and gory as some of her murder mysteries, you'll find that this is a true romance novel, centered around the emotions of the two main characters. And it takes place in Ireland! I loved it!
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Summary: Great Trilogy
Review: Though I read these books out of order, I thoroughly enjoyed each and everyone. The start to this wonderfully enchanting trilogy takes place in the heart of a glassblower. Perhaps one of the most interesting and creative settings I have ever seen Roberts devise. Not quite as bloody and gory as some of her murder mysteries, you'll find that this is a true romance novel, centered around the emotions of the two main characters. And it takes place in Ireland! I loved it!
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Summary: The first of three
Review: Two sisters and a nasty, bitter and unloving mother make up the setting for the beginning of an entertaining triology. Maggie is high spirited and artistic with a special talent for glass blowing. Brianna is a sweet, caring homebody who longs for her own business. Maggie is devoted to her father who believes in her, but dies early in the story leaving her to provide for Brianna and her mother. A famous art dealer discovers Maggie and introduces her to romance and success although not necessarily in that order. Born in Fire is a good read; I'm glad I read it first and will go on to Born in Ice and Born in Shame.
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Summary: The first of three
Review: Two sisters and a nasty, bitter and unloving mother make up the setting for the beginning of an entertaining triology. Maggie is high spirited and artistic with a special talent for glass blowing. Brianna is a sweet, caring homebody who longs for her own business. Maggie is devoted to her father who believes in her, but dies early in the story leaving her to provide for Brianna and her mother. A famous art dealer discovers Maggie and introduces her to romance and success although not necessarily in that order. Born in Fire is a good read; I'm glad I read it first and will go on to Born in Ice and Born in Shame.
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Summary: Born in Fire
Review: Wonderful tour of love and life in Ireland. It started me on Nora Roberts and I still haven't stopped!
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