You need to read all three in order and this last of the three put the final bow on this wonderful trilogy. When you can get the
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Nora Roberts has done another masterful trilogy with the O'Dwyer's.  You need to read all three in order and this last of the three put the final bow on this wonderful trilogy.  When you can get the characters including the animals so ingrained with yourself you have a hit.  Read all three books in 3 days.  Couldn't put it down.
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What a wonderful Trilogy. I can hardly wait to read the last book!!  What a storyteller is our Nora Roberts!
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A great end to the trilogy i really liked this one it was a great addition to the series and enjoyed all three books. They were well written written by three great authors looking forward to reading more by them.
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I was very impressed with this final book in the trilogy. I do think it would be much more easily appreciated if you have read the previous two books, so I highly recommend that. However, having read the previous two books and haven fallen completely for the bittersweet nature of the story, I can say that this book was astounding! The imagery and the writing was just as tragically beautiful as was expected from Ms. Porter. I have always felt that the mark of a true writer was the ability to pull readers into the story and make them feel the same feelings and use the same senses as the characters in the world created, and Sarah Porter certainly has that gift. She has a magical sense of how to spin a tale in such a way that it's twisting and perfect. There were some intense moments in this story and many times I wondered how it would end. I will say, as said for the previous two books, that this is no child's story. It does use some foul language, though not so bad as the first two. There are thematic elements that I would not recommend to younger readers. And fair warning, this (all three books) is a tragically beautiful story. Heart-wrenching and elegantly told, the Lost Voices trilogy has finally come to a fitting end. (Not the one I had hoped for, but you don't know what ending I'd hoped for, so unravel it for yourself!)
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The final book in the trilogy and a happy ending to the story.  And you get all your questions answered, after some very interesting twists and turns.  Enjoy!
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glad to read the final book in the trilogy. I think about the author and all tragedy he has seen that compelled him to write these books
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This book is a great conclusion to the trilogy.  I liked the way it all came together.  There were some areas that were a tad hard to follow.  It was a most enjoyable read.
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This book made me happy cry at least five times. What a wonderful conclusion to a beautiful trilogy.
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Last of the three in the "current" trilogy?  As with the first two books this was a well written story, that kept me reading into the late hours.  Don't read this first get the Breakers book then it will all make sense.  This writer has cleverly interwoven the characters together.
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Great read, all three novels.  I thoroughly enjoyed the trilogy.  The last of the series is quite different from the first two, but very well done.
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I have really enjoyed the first two books in this trilogy and i am anxious to get the last book.  The characters are great and it is hard to put down.
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This was the perfect ending to the trilogy. It is imperative that the series be read in order.  These books are not standalones. The entire saga is brilliantly plotted and written  from beginning to end. The sex scenes are blisteringly hot. Twisty and turny plot. The perfect amount of heartbreaking angst. Absolutely wonderful series!! A must read!
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A great end to a wonderful trilogy!  Morning Star is as good as both Red Rising and Golden Son.  The Red Rising trilogy is on of my favorite trilogies!  And I've read a lot.  I've been in to this trilogy since 2014.

I had to wait a whole year until book two came out in 2015!  And a whole year again for book three.  I was just thinking about how I'd have no other books to look forward to coming out in 2017.... but found out that there will be a new trilogy called Iron Gold!! 2017, 2018, and 2019!!!  I'm happy about that.

Anyway, if you liked his first two books, you will like Morning Star as well!  It's paced the same, so that means there is really no good spot in the story where you can put your book down.  You just have to read it through until you tire yourself out. LOL.  I would recommend this series!
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I have read all three books and I love them! The only problem is the fact that if you want to get the whole story you need to read all three books.
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a fitting end to a great trilogy. she has a wonderful grasp of what  makes us all the same under our outer shell ..just wonderful.impossible to put down .wow.
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Sworn, the third and final book of the Bound Trilogy, brings the story and it's characters to a satisfying and climactic conclusion.  The only problem, is that I am sad to see this story come to an end.
  Kate Sparkes created an entire world, and introduced us to two of her protagonists in Bound, and built their stories and  introduced us to new characters in Torn.  In Sworn, her characters continue to grow, while they meet their ultimate challenge, in final chapters that will leave you satisfied and breathless, and still wishing it wasn't over.  The books are written from three points of view, which could be confusing, if not so masterfully written.  Each of these characters bring their own personalities and insights into the story, and drive it forward in a way that would be impossible if written in any other way.
  It is hard to write a review with no spoilers.  The characters and the plot combine to bring this series to its conclusion in the best way possible, leave us waiting eagerly to see what this author will thrill us with next.
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In this final book of the Trilogy Cheryl weaves a wonderful finale for the Team around Jasi. Her ghostly friend puts some timely pressure on her, the human mind proofs that no memory is ever lost - but may be buried deeply and that human preconception may lead to false presumptions that can end deadly.
There are some very clever twists weaved in this tapestry around a cult reminding me of the Manson Family. The characters are painted in deep colours and the relationships of the first two books get more depth again.
The beauty of this book is that it ends without any red herrings but still has the potential to see a fourth instalment some day.
I loved this book and I didn't want it  to end, so I read it three times already, and it surely will remain one of my most read books ever.