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Summary: Captures the Spirit of Ireland
Review: This was the first Nora Roberts that I ever read, and I fell in love with her style. Every subsequent book has just shown me that she truly is a genuis. Having been to Ireland recently, just shortly after reading this book, I was impressed that all the imagery that was in the book was true. Roberts has truly caught the spirit, mystery and magic of the land as well as the friendly atmosphere and charming locals. Even her discription of driving difficulties was fairly accurate. Havign read the book I feel I saw Ireland in a different way, indeed I see life differently. Nora Roberts has a way of weaving magic into everything she writes. This book is an excellent example.
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Summary: Jewels of the Sun
Review: I am a great fan of Nora Roberts and always enjoy her trilogies. This one was whimsical and fun. I loved the Irish setting and the hunky Adain. A really pleasurable read...I'm really looking forward to the next installment...as a matter of fact I have pre-ordered it...I am a woman of faith, I know it will be great!
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Summary: Whisked Away
Review: Nora really out does herself. She brings Ireland right to you. You find yourself not being able to put this book down. You feel like you become one of their friends. This book envelops you with the Irish landscapes and makes you feel like you are there. I can't wait till next one, I can't even read another book in between the two.
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Summary: loved it!
Review: This is only the second Roberts book I've read but I can't wait for Tears of the Moon! I was skeptic that this would be a cheesy romance novel and I wound up reading it in two sittings! Nora Roberts transports her readers to Ireland in this book, gives readers the ability to visualize the tale from start to finish. I laughed out loud at the drunk, found myself reading in an Irish accent. Simply a wonderful, creative tale. Ms. Roberts is in a class all her own.
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Summary: Jewel of the Sun is a JEWEL
Review: This was one of the best books I have read in a looong time. Nora is extremely descriptive and clear about Ireland and the characters in this book. This book is a real 'page turner' and I can't wait to read the sequels to this trilogy. You won't be disappointed!
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Summary: jewels of the sun
Review: I loved every page. I could not put it down. I was disappointed when it ended, I wanted more. Nora Roberts can't write her stories fast enough for me.
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Summary: The beginning of another wonderful trilogy
Review: Jude Murray is an American professor going through a major life crisis. She goes to Ireland and meets Aidan Gallagher, a pub owner who charms the socks off her. Nora Roberts brings not only Ireland to her readers but also a charming set of characters. There is younger brother Shawn Gallagher and sister Darcy, the vain, pampered one. Jude has girlfriends for the first time in her life, Darcy and local girl Brenna, who has been in love with Shawn forever and their story will be told in Tears of the Moon.
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Summary: Loved it!
Review: I really enjoyed this book by Nora Roberts, and am anxiously awaiting the next two in the triology. She did an excellent job in keeping you interested in what was going to happen next. Very romantic. Looking forward to visiting Ireland some day.
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Summary: Romance,Intrigue,Travelogue!
Review: I hadn't read a Nora Roberts book before and chose this one because we are planning a trip to ireland and I liked the idea of "hearing" about the area in a fictional context. Loved finding this , for me, "new" author and was thoroughly engaged in the content of the tale and the lush description of the area! I enjoy Pat Conroy and found similarities in Roberts' delicious use of language. Barbara Hammerman-
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Summary: WELL DONE ONCE AGAIN!
Review: I received Nora Roberts as a gift - The Donovan Legacy - after that I had to purchase Jewels of the Sun. From the moment I picked up the book I was enthralled with the characters. The way Nora Roberts sets the scene, describing landscape and emotion, you can't help but get caught up in the lives of these fictious people. I cannot wait for the next of the three to be released!
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