Nora Roberts has been writing romance novels for over forty years. More than 200 published novels, over 500 million copies in print, and she remains the most widely read romance writer in the world. The characteristic that explains the numbers is range: she has written every register of the genre, in settings as different as the Irish coast, the Wyoming plains and the cliffs of California, and no two Roberts novels feel like the same book. The three here move between those worlds without repeating a note.
Nora Roberts, Holding the Dream - Kate Powell has always measured success in job promotions. When scandal derails her career at Templeton House in Big Sur, she is forced to discover what she actually wants from her life.
Nora Roberts, Song of the West- When Sam Evans goes to Wyoming to help her pregnant sister, she has no intention of staying. Jake Tanner and a blizzard have other ideas.
Nora Roberts, Tears of the Moon- Shawn Gallagher insists he is happy cooking and writing songs in his Ardmore pub. Brenna O'Toole has been in love with him for years and knows he is not.
