Key of Valour by Nora Roberts

Key of Valour by Nora Roberts


My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I did enjoy this triology in the end. It had all the usual Roberts ingredients.

Synopsis curtesy of Amazon.
'Do you believe in magic?' When Zoe Mc Court was sixteen she had been dazzled by the handsome and wealthy James Marshall. He had taken her innocence and left her to bring up their child alone. Now, after ten years of struggle, Zoe's life is finally coming together. Her son, Simon, is her pride and joy, and she is about to venture into business with her new-found friends Malory and Dana. There is even a hint of romance on the horizon, in the very sexy form of Bradley Charles Vane IV, a man whose wealth and good looks make Zoe a little wary but seriously tempted to throw caution to the wind. But before she can embrace her future she has a challenge to face. For Malory, Dana and Zoe have been chosen to undergo a quest to free the souls of three demi-goddesses trapped by an ancient evil. It is a challenge that promises great riches but also grave danger. And, of all of them, Zoe has the most to lose. Three women. Three keys to find. If one fails, they all lose. If they all succeed - money, power and a new destiny awaits. It will take more than intellect, more than determination. They will have to open their hearts, their minds, and believe that everything and anything is possible.

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Key of Knowledge by Nora Roberts

Key of Knowledge by Nora Roberts

My review

rating: 3 of 5 stars

I enjoyed the storyline. Simple reading for me. Roberts at her best!


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Key of Light by Nora Roberts

Key of Light by Nora Roberts

My review

rating: 3 of 5 stars
Although I did enjoy this book, I feel that her triologys are very much the same. Always six people involved, three men and three women and each book evolves around them all pairing up.

I do like the story line and will read the other two books in the triology.


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Synopsis:

Perhaps there’s a reason that many of Nora Roberts’ books have magic as a central theme. It’s the same theme in her newest trilogy, Key of Light, Key of Knowledge and Key of Valor. Legends and myths abound. Three women meet one dark and stormy night. Clichéd yes, but effective. Malory, Zoe and Dana each receive an invitation to a party at a local home, one with a colorful and mysterious aura. Upon arrival, the three women discover that they are the only ones with invitations. As they talk to each other, they also discover other similarities. All three are on the verge of losing their jobs. A bond is forged and it’s a good thing, because all three are offered a quest that will change their lives.

The Pagan Stone by Nora Roberts

The Pagan Stone by Nora Roberts

My review

rating: 3 of 5 stars

I finally managed to read the third book in the series. I did enjoy it and thought the storyline was very imaginative. Roberts researched the subject well and having the right knowledge made the book enjoyable.


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