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A review by heyhaley17
Dance Upon the Air by Nora Roberts
5.0
MY FAVORITE BOOK in the world. ive read this pretty close to a dozen times and it never gets old. i credit this book for getting me into reading. i want a zack...
to anyone who reads I suggest reading this...its hard not to love and be drawn into the story or the characters. Nell is practically an emotional wreck faking her death and on the run from her abusive controling husband and ends up on a small SMALL iland where she meets new people, a witch, a sherif...who she's drawn to, but can't handle being with man and his deputy sister who denies she's a witch. Later Nell finds out she is also a decent of the three witch sisters who created the island and as she begins to explore her new independence she starts to grow more encouraged and at home on three sisters island. she even starts giving into her feelings and the gentle, yet presistent Zack. However, darkness is following her in the form of her husband, but to end a cursed cycle she must do what her anscestor could not, face her enemy.
the characters a amazing and well rounded and by the end you'll be dying to read Ripley's story.
to anyone who reads I suggest reading this...its hard not to love and be drawn into the story or the characters. Nell is practically an emotional wreck faking her death and on the run from her abusive controling husband and ends up on a small SMALL iland where she meets new people, a witch, a sherif...who she's drawn to, but can't handle being with man and his deputy sister who denies she's a witch. Later Nell finds out she is also a decent of the three witch sisters who created the island and as she begins to explore her new independence she starts to grow more encouraged and at home on three sisters island. she even starts giving into her feelings and the gentle, yet presistent Zack. However, darkness is following her in the form of her husband, but to end a cursed cycle she must do what her anscestor could not, face her enemy.
the characters a amazing and well rounded and by the end you'll be dying to read Ripley's story.