Trilogy !!!!  Could have been written all in one small book
599448
I would not recommend this to any friend, wish I didn't even have to click a star.  Sum it up her stalker is killed, she gets married and she frees him by her finger up his behind - what a waste of paper for book lovers and a waste of money for kindle readers
3129679
Hmm - They made 3-movies for the Trilogy. That made sense. Now their taking a short story (comparatively) and making it 3-movies too? Yeah, it has most (not all) of the original book in it but it is not JRR Tolken's story anymore.
980273
This part 3 is very good.  And the end story of Camerion, Andrew, & Jake.......
Well written.  But i feel that all these should have been put into 1 book or a minimum of 2 books.
1635601
All three of these Neapolitan novels are really well written but by book three honestly, I had got slightly weary of the two main characters.  Their stories could have been encapsulated in one longer book, even within the time frame.
2348379
I got this book after reading the first and second books. The writing was good, and I was quickly drawn into Jute's world.  I really want to give this trilogy a five, because the first books are just that good, but it's part of a trilogy, and I'm considering the whole. The book is well written, interesting, and the world unique and richly imagined.  I fell in love with it from almost the first page.

A rich mythology/history with a unique take on the creation of the world.  It had me thinking of the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Riddle-Master-of-Hed/dp/0441005969/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Riddle-Master of Hed</a>&nbsp;by Patricia McKillip, and there are certainly similarities, but the Tormay Trilogy stands on its own.

The reason I can't give this book, and by extension the series, five stars is the ending of the last book is frayed and incoherent. Characters so minor that they comprise only a handful of sentences across all three books, who are almost never seen, play a pivotal and entirely unbelievable and unrealistic role in bringing the story to its conclusion.

It's worth reading. The first two books are wonderfully written, and the first two thirds of the last book are their equal. The ending, however, is inadequate and hardly satisfying.

I gave it three stars not because the other books deserve anything less than four, but because no matter how good a story is, it is has to have an ending that satisfies.  The Tormay Trilogy fails in this regard, which is too bad.

The build up to the end promised so much, and it's definitely worth the ride, but what could have been an otherwise great story was simply a good story.
2764492
The key word here is "TRILOGY".  While this book could stand alone (sort of) you will have to get and read all three to obtain any closure on the story.  The writing is good, the characters are fairly well developed, however, this is not a fast-paced story.  The author focuses on one character at a time and I found myself going back several times to figure out where this character fits in.  In all, it's an interesting read that I enjoyed.  BUT, I dislike a trilogy, or any series when you don't have the complete set together.  If I know a book  is one of a series that does NOT stand alone, and all the  books are not packaged together so they can be read together, I will not buy it.  I don't like waiting "for the next book" so I won't even start it.  Just me.
2367198
While I felt that the book provided a good sense of closure at the ending to the trilogy.... the one sentence epilogue killed that and left me wanting to know what happens next.... sadly this is a trilogy, so that won't happen :(
3596450
Too short, this book should probably be combine with part 3. I guess thats how you sell books. I will finish the series.
1512961
The book was good BUT all three of these Men of Sisterhood book were way to short. All three could have been combined into one book !!!
2901572
I would have given more stars if the stories were longer.  I feel more could be revealed if they were true books. Calling this a  trilogy is a stretch.  They didn't even equal length of a book.  I would love to read more though.
3830181
All three stories flowed together and are really well written but they were the same so could get boring.  And what I mean by that is same type of girl, practically same story.  I would have preferred some differences.  Not to mention the love scenes were all the same!  I've read stand alone novels with several love scenes & they had more variety then these.
1914284
I agree with what pretty much everyone else is saying.  The final trilogy could have been one book if all the unnecessary preaching and repetative monologues were taken out.  It just got painful after awhile.  How many times do I need to hear our beutiful Nicci is or how valuable life is!!!  You can just skim through pages and not miss anything.  And I felt like he just keeps making everything go wrong but then suddenly at the end everything turns out great not because Richard was smart or worked for it but because that was the only way it could go.  Stupid ending...  Sad because the first 3 books were so awesome and then FotF was awesome, pretty much all the others could be skipped.
3997075
This was very well-written and enjoyable, but I was expecting a book, not a novella. I feel like it shouldn't have been labeled as Book 2, and I feel slightly ripped off, because I could have used that money to buy a full-length book, heck, three full-length books. I will probably continue the series, unless I'm expected to pay $3 for a novella again.
312614
This book would have been five stars because it had fast moving action and great story line.  BUT. Of course too short and the book is only like a part of a bigger series. It drives me nuts when three books should be really only one complete book but because of money or not finishing the ending in time to publish, so decided to just publish parts to keep the customers hooked. So the only reason this got three stars is because of this issue.  Otherwise a great story line and keeping me wanting to read till then end got five stars.
3257855
Great short, really short, very short, very, very short story.

Great writing, the story kept me interested and I'm a patch holder so I know bikers.  But this was about an hour, perhaps less read.  If I were sure the other books were longer, I'd buy the rest of the series, but I have a feeling this storyteller is as cheap with her words as I'm forced to be with my money.

That said, I liked the read.  If you don't mind really short stories and money's not much of a concern, I'd suggest these books without hesitation.
2119638
These books (there are four in the series) are well written and the story moves quickly. My only complaint is that they are too short. I didn't have to pay for them which is good because I would have felt scammed, paying for just 40 or so pages. I want a book that grabs me and makes me stay up all night reading, just to see what happens next. This story could have done that had it combined the books and expanded the storyline. As it is, I'd call it potential, just potenntial.
2147009
I really liked these books, but they are very short. I thought this was going to be 3 separate books but they were all combined in one small book.  That was the one downfall.