Although, to my mind of thinking Brianna is probably one of the more perfect people who is portrayed as really quite happy with her life, B&B, and meeting all her tenants at the B&B. *** Lord, but I am just loving this series and these irrepressible Concannon sisters, their significant others, neighbors, workers, and even one very self-absorbed momma! Roberts’ characterizations of all her people are just so real - non-perfect people in a non-perfect but very real world.

A nomad by nature, Grayson seeks the isolation to write alone, but from the very first, a fire is ignited as he gets to know his beautiful inn keeper. Brianna enjoyed people but also her quiet time before her winter guest would be arriving – a renowned mystery writer, Grayson Thane, from America. In Roberts’ second book of the Born In series we are back in Ireland at the home of the younger Concannon sister Brianna, who is happily enjoying the winter and peace and quiet of isolation in her B&B on the west coast of Ireland. I only just completed Book 2, and between you and me, I didn’t want it to end…and so it doesn’t…on to book 3 I go! Credit Worthy – YES! I am not sure if I adapted to the narrator’s tempo, or if he slowed his pace and dynamics, but I loved him too. What an amazing surprise it was for me too enough, that is, to want to share my experience with you. It was in Book 2, BORN IN ICE, and narrated by the same gentlemen I might add, that I really was able to fall in love with this family. Don’t you agree? In fact, I am not sure that I would have continued the trilogy, had I not already owned the next two books. Relatable characters are what will invest a reader into the story. In some ways, it was difficult, in Book 1, for me to connect with the family, Concannon. The problem for me, I believe was the way the narrator seemed to rush through the female dialogue, making it seem somehow, cut off and thus, her withholding expression. The Irish accent was, as far as this South Texas Girl would think…spot on. I mean it is Nora Roberts…right? However, for some reason, I didn’t love the narration. And following that sentiment let me tell you that Book 1 is good. If you have read any of my past book reviews, you will know that I don’t believe in spoiler alerts. A Trilogy to be Included in the Best Libraries

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