No sabía qué esperar y además me ha sorprendido que se publicara hace casi treinta años, no ha pasado muy mal el tiempo sobre él.

It is also the reason that I immediately lunged for book 2.Ĥ Estrellitas. Sisters who have their disagreements, but remain truly their for one another. In my opinion, this was definitely the backbone of the novel. I appreciated that the characters have time to talk about their feelings and work through their frustrations-like we would all hope mature adults would want to do.īut more than the romance is the relationship between Maggie and Brianna. It might be lust in the beginning, but soon one of the characters, in this story, it is Rogan, that realizes he loves Maggie. Now Rogan is pushy and flaunts the alpha male role, which did cause some eye rolling on my part, but one thing that I will say is that Nora Roberts always gives her characters time to get serious. But Rogan Sweeney manages to complicate matters and causes Maggie to step back and consider her life and the wall that she had built around herself. Maggie wants so much to be an independent working woman, to see Brianna follow her own dreams, to do her father proud, and to handle her complicated relationship with her mother. Personally, I love the characterizations of Robert's characters and I find that her female protagonists are ones that a reader can relate and empathise with. Maggie wants to be recognized for her work, but is terrified of the strong feelings she begins to have for Rogan.

Maggie is a glass blower and her items soon catch the eye of Dublin gallery owner, Rogan Sweeney. Their father, Tom has died and their mother, Maeve increasingly difficult for the sisters to take care of on their own. Originally published in 1994,the Born in Trilogy tells the story of the Concannon sisters, Maggie and Brianna.

Good thing I can always count on the local library to quench my thirst. I was craving a milkshake and nothing goes down smoother than a Nora Roberts romance.

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