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A review by rumpfie
Inner Harbor by Nora Roberts
4.0
As always, I'm going to start off by saying I am an avid Nora Roberts reader. I prefer her trilogies and I love her books even if they all follow the same basic outline with the same different but similar characters. They entertain me regardless. So I guess I'm saying don't flame me just because I like fluffy non-thought provoking reading.
Nora Roberts writes many trilogies, or in this case a saga, it is my absolute favorite of hers. The setting is the beautifully described Chesapeake Bay area. It revolved around three brothers, but not brothers by blood instead, three troubled boys who were adopted by one couple. And the newest member of the family is admitted, this young boy, Seth brings with him many unanswered questions about his past, and the three brother's adopted father.
Book three, my least favorite, mainly because I find Philip to be irking to say the least. It was a progression in the overlaying plot though. It was alright but compared to Ethan's story it couldn't compare. Philip just is a shallow character in comparison to his brothers.
Nora Roberts writes many trilogies, or in this case a saga, it is my absolute favorite of hers. The setting is the beautifully described Chesapeake Bay area. It revolved around three brothers, but not brothers by blood instead, three troubled boys who were adopted by one couple. And the newest member of the family is admitted, this young boy, Seth brings with him many unanswered questions about his past, and the three brother's adopted father.
Book three, my least favorite, mainly because I find Philip to be irking to say the least. It was a progression in the overlaying plot though