Beautiful compliment to the other two!
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I enjoy Nora's ability to create characters that are a family..even when they are not technically related.. She has a way of making stories, and lifelong friendships blend as one..

Also with each couple they have there own way of handling things..I never feel like the same scenario is being repeated over and over again..It always feels like a natural progression of that couples relationship..

Nora in my opinion is one of the best women writers in this genre..I will read anything she puts out and I am always thrilled with the result and the amazing characters she introduces me too..<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Savor-the-Moment-The-Bride-Quartet-Book-3/dp/0425233685/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Savor the Moment (The Bride Quartet, Book 3)</a>

So excited for Book Four!!!<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Happy-Ever-After-Bride-Quartet/dp/0425236757/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Happy Ever After (Bride Quartet)</a>
2240754
Absolutely loved everything about this beautifully emotional series that I devoured and will reread one day for sure! My favorites were 2, 3, and 5, but I truly loved them all. The couple's relationship in this book was beautiful and I loved Beatrix-- such a great heroine!! I'm so sad this series is over
4359560
Enjoyed all 3, but the third was by far my favorite - loved it! There's an especially enjoyable Texas flair to the last story that I greatly enjoyed. (No spoilers, my friends. Gotta read it!) This is not my genre; I'm a fantasy gal and only read the occasional sci-fi. I picked this up on the rec of a friend, and I'm thrilled I did. A wonderful read for folks with a short attention span (like me!) who like a little twist in their shorts and some local flavor. I highly recommend. I'm actually loaning it out to a friend right now =)
2422420
this was soooo much better than the other 2! the development of the characters paid off in my opinion. after reading the first two, i debated as to wheather i should read the last, and decided to give it a go...it  couldn't have been much worse could it. im glad i did, as it was a treat!!  ::smile
2576971
I am simply loving this fifth installment to the Others series! It opens up not long after the rather catastrophic events detailed in the fourth book - and despite the vast expansion in the scope of the series, this one centralizes back on the Lakeside Courtyard. The trouble now is trouble that has had plenty of time to boil up - Monty's good-for-nothing younger brother has arrived, expecting an Easy Street set-up. The lingering situation with the Elders makes a simple solution impossible. This one really focuses all the more on my favorite characters in the series and really is one of the best books yet! Plus, there is a lot more focus on the central relationship (finally!!) and Meg is finally called out on some of her rather silly actions. It's just a wonderful read!

When I learned that this is scheduled as the last book in the Lakeside Courtyard portion of the series, I have some rather mixed emotions. A sixth book is planned for the series, but it sounds like while it shares this same universe, the main characters will be all new... but hopefully we will be granted some cameos at the very least!

Still, this last book is an exciting one, and while it may not be as unpredictable as some of the other entrants to the series, it is a satisfying conclusion that the past four books have been building towards. I am glad that I gave myself this series as a birthday reading fun break!
1794609
What a pleasure to compliment the three ladies and encourage you to read Three Ladies Out.
I followed its triple birth in a shared writers group where this trio of special friends shared
their visions, travels, and most importantly their creatively  engaged triple thoughts. A thought made me ask Oh, Really?  And a comment made me scour the triptych for answers.
How could we guess the genius stimulated by a waiter at Happy Hour and the triple treat to my emotions as I wandered from worry to tears to a burst of laughter.  What fun!
Thank you Three Ladies
2489571
I was very pleasantly surprised by the product! The pictures do not do it justice. I bought three of the series and all three of them are stunning and better than my expectations!
3776781
Love the way these characters interact and complement each other. All I can say is these 3 are totally HOT!!!!
388745
Three Little Words is a beautiful story that perfectly ties Melissa's "Where Love Begins" Series, to the all new "WalkerFamily" Series that I am anxiously awaiting the release of!

Ava Kingsley is a woman in mourning, and in need of a plan. After the tragic death of her first love (You can read all about it in Melissa's&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Here-to-Stay/dp/0764211331/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Here to Stay</a>, the second book in the "Where Love Begins" Series), Ava has courageously and diligently worked in the Athletics Department at Minnesota Tech, in hope's of one day landing the coaching job of her dreams. But when the next rung on the ladder slips out from under her, she's left wondering what to do and where to go...until she remembers her once adversary-turned BFF Seth Walker just happens to have an empty apartment waiting for her in Maple Valley, and wonders if seeing him again might be just what she needs.

Seth Walker used to find immense pleasure in publicly debating with the very beautiful Ava Kingsley in their college paper, but after seeing a more vulnerable side of her at their reunion, he's enjoying the friendship that grows between them in their emails back and forth, even more. While Seth's posh longtime girlfriend, Maggie, is quickly climbing the ladder in the magazine industry of Chicago, the scruffy, "soon to be engaged", Seth is living with his uncle in his hometown, working hard to open his restaurant, and waiting for the opening so that they can join together their lives. Despite the obvious hints to Seth from those that know him best, he just can't seem to see what's right in front of him, for the loyal man that he is.

Seth and Ava's unexpected friendship takes a journey of it's own; one that left this reader reminiscing of the early days of falling in love with her best friend, and dreaming up their happily ever after!

If you like to start at the very beginning of a series, here is the link to Book one of the "Where Love Begins" Series,&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Made-to-Last/dp/0764211323/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Made to Last</a>.

Enjoy!
1195244
I must say that after reading all three books back-to-back, I loved this one the most.  Anything that I felt was lacking in the first two stories, was remedied in this one.  This was Rich & Roni's story.  The characters were well-developed, the storyline flowed, there was back story...all the missing pieces from the relationships in books one and two were present in their story.  I love watching authors and how they grow in their writing across a series.  I loved this one...I look forward to more from Bethany Lopez!
348651
This book was even better than the first two if you can believe it. Reading through the eyes of these few new characters is AMAZING!!! I don't want to give anything away, but you will feel very mixed feelings when done this one. Enjoy!
4000297
Oh my goodness! Wow! I thought the first two books were good but you kept the momentum going in this book also. I appreciate the way you were able to bring to life an image of the unseen realm that carried over from the previous two books. Like the other two books one may find yourself coming face to face with various issues as it relates to salvation and subsequent walk with the Lord. I thoroughly enjoyed your wit and found myself engaged in out loud laughter on numerous occasions. I was torn reading this as I was caught in the straits between two thoughts - wanting to get to the end but yet not wanting the book to end. Thank you for the  message, illumination, and revelation the book provided. Keep them coming. Thinking of sending copies to a number of people.
2414803
I put off getting this book for so long because I did not want the series to end... I finally gave in and purchased it a few weeks ago. Oh, how I've missed this series!

Keith Thompson's illustrations for the third book may be the best of the series. They do a fantastic job of showing up at just the right moments, with just the right amount of emotion and character. They truly do improve the quality of the book, and make me so glad I purchased the entire series in hardcover.

Scott Westerfeld is also very good at making you care about his characters, and his writing pulls you into each scene. There are a lot of tense "will s/he, won't s/he" moments in this installment, compared to the previous two. Even after a big secret is revealed, situations become even MORE intense as that secret tries to stay hidden.

The only negative thing I have to say about this book is that it feels rushed, compared to LEVIATHAN and BEHEMOTH, which (I felt) had a more leisurely pace. The first two books were more heavily invested in the war, whereas in this one the characters are very much on the outskirts.

If you loved the first two books you will like GOLIATH. Do yourself a favor and buy it!
2796611
I really enjoyed reading the "Bellingwood  Books 1-3.  I thought that Polly was a lovely miracle worker, bringing hope, work, love, and the community together for the betterment of all of the citizens of the nearby communities.  It felt like one big happy family reunion, with fantastic friends and acquaintances, great food, and a lovely retreat to enjoy life.  It was amazing how as the story progressed more things occurred which resulted in adding pets and people, and building additions, and barns, and gardens.  The mysteries mostly solved themselves as a natural occurrence of the other additions.  Polly had a knack for bringing it all together, so that at the end of the three stories, it feels like you're going away and leaving dear friends, and that you'd really rather stay a while longer if you could.  I didn't want to leave.  Well done, Diane Greenwood Muir!  Thank you for showing everyone what the perfect place to live, and the love of sweet animals, and dear friends looks like!  It was a joy seeing Polly's world!
1594787
I really love this Beautiful series. At first I thought I really loved Bennett... but then we met Max, and I really, really loved him. But there is just something about Will that trumps all 3 of them. He is funny and sweet and a player and non-player all at once.
I have to say, the bedroom scene at the housewarming/party was pretty hot!
I can't wait for Beautiful Beginning and I am happy that we don't have to wait too long for it to come out. I hope Christina Lauren write more books in this series!
4818998
Love this trio. Candle holders are different from each other but look great together or apart. Feel that this is helping my allergies plus looks beautiful. Have ordered another set.
1699094
I always have such a hard time remembering what happened in previous books in a series.  And at first, I couldn't remember what had happened in The Dark Divine and The Lost Saint, but it soon came back to me and I fell right back into Grace's world.

I knew that this book was the last in the trilogy so I knew that everything would have to be wrapped up.  I just didn't know how.  And I have to say that I liked the way everything ended.  It stopped at a good place and I was happy with the ending.  I don't think there were any questions left unanswered, which I much appreciated!  (although I think there could be more with Talbot, things are okay with the way they were left.)

I still love Daniel and Grace together.  Their relationship is intense but innocent at the same time.  And I really liked the way that Jude was in this installment.  And the lost boys were so cute (and gotta love the Peter Pan connection!)

There were definitely some tears at the end.  But that's part of what made the book so enjoyable.  I love when books get the emotions going.  So while I will miss Grace and Daniel, it was a great ending to a fabulous series!  (Oh, and the cover is gorgeous once again!)