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#1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts completes the Inn BoonsBoro trilogy with a novel of starting over and star-crosed love.
Ryder is the hardest Montgomery brother to figure out—with a tough-as-nails exterior and possibly nothing too soft underneath. He’s surly and unsociable, but when he straps on a tool belt, no woman can resist his sexy swagger. Except, apparently, Hope Beaumont, the innkeeper of his own Inn BoonsBoro…
The former manager of a D.C. hotel, Hope is now where she wants to be—except for in her love life. Her only interaction with the opposite sex has been sparring with the infuriating Ryder, who always seems to get under her skin. Still, no one can deny the electricity that crackles between them…a spark that ignited with a New Year’s Eve kiss.
While the inn is running smoothly, thanks to Hope’s experience and unerring instincts, her big-city past is about to make an unwelcome—and embarrassing—appearance. Seeing Hope vulnerable stirs Ryder’s emotions and makes him realize that while Hope may not be perfect, she just might be perfect for him…
Don't miss the other books in the Inn BoonsBoro Trilogy
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- Sales Rank: #21793 in Books
- Brand: Roberts, Nora
- Published on: 2014-07-01
- Released on: 2014-07-01
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 6.81" h x .88" w x 4.19" l, .34 pounds
- Binding: Mass Market Paperback
- 320 pages
From Booklist
Really, would it kill Ryder Montgomery to at least be polite to Hope Beaumont in public? After all, Hope is in charge of the Montgomerys’ Inn BoonsBoro, and Ryder is constantly underfoot while working on some new Montgomery construction project, so they need to find some way to maintain a professional working relationship. Yet whenever Hope and Ryder cross paths, the best she can expect from him is a kind of surly sexiness. But when Hope’s romantic past in the form of her old lying, cheating boyfriend, Jonathan Wickham, comes to BoonsBoro with an offer he believes Hope can’t refuse, Ryder proves to be an unexpected ally. Now Hope finds herself reassessing Ryder in a new and quite possibly romantic light. With her customary literary skill, Roberts wraps up her latest emotionally engaging, exceptionally entertaining contemporary trilogy by not only matching up the last Montgomery brother with his perfect romantic counterpart but also resolving the mystery of Eliza Ford, the ghost haunting the inn. --John Charles
Review
"[An] emotionally engaging, exceptionally entertaining contemporary trilogy."—Booklist
"With stellar pacing, humorous flair, and unerring insight into what makes families tick, Roberts wraps up another winning trilogy."—Library Journal
“Leaves the reader feeling blissfully satisfied yet wishing this romantically paranormal story would go on indefinitely.”—New York Journal of Books
About the Author
Nora Roberts is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of more than 200 novels. She is also the author of the bestselling In Death series written under the pen name J. D. Robb. There are more than 500 million copies of her books in print.
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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
Nora Roberts has gotten lazy.
By Amazon Customer
I think I have read all of her books, she is one of my favorite let's do nothing today but settle down with a book and be entertained. It's like going to see a romantic comedy, you don't learn anything from it but you are usually entertained.
I have noticed that there has been a slip in her recent works, her novels have always been formulaic. There are always, three or four brothers/sisters/friends, they all usually own their businesses, lawyers/bookshop owners/flower shop owners/wedding planners they all pair off by the last book. Usually there is a good mystery, whether it is supernatural.. these last two series, the bride quartet and this Innsboro one has left me increasingly disappointed and frankly that is saying something because I don't hold Roberts works to high standards. I think of them like the they are cotton candy books, fun and entertaining every once in a while but if you eat too much you get a stomach ache and you aren't going to get anything nutritious out of them.
This, the last of the Innsboro Trilogy was terrible, the "mystery" was obvious, the characters underdeveloped and typical. The beefy construction worker, and the perky organized once beauty queen, really? Or the fiery redhead and the organized hot manager. They all spend an inordinate amount of time complimenting each other. It actually drives me crazy, they are constantly remarking on how strong and powerful they all are, how beautiful and funny.. I actually rolled my eyes reading it, and have been doing the last couple of her books. The last time I rolled my eyes while reading, was Twilight. It is almost as if, the more popular Nora Roberts has become as a pulp romance writer the less connected she is with how normal people interact. Is she complimented so often now that it is how she thinks normal people talk. I loved reading her older works, but she can only rework her old trilogies for so long. I mean the blond, the redhead and the brunette, is she afraid her readers won't be able to distinguish them? This was Irish Trilogy reworked with less engaging characters and a terrible mystery.
Paltry effort, not worth $10 on kindle, and most certainly not worth the paperback cost of $16. I highly recommend waiting until her next book maybe she will have gotten some of her mojo back.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Dull, boring, below average and below expectations
By Aunt Peggy
This latest and last book in the Inn Boonsboro trilogy is so slow and boring that, for probably the first time ever, I don't expect to finish a Nora Roberts book (under any nom de plume).
The story is slow, there is absolutely no tension between Hope and Ryder, the dialogue is terse, short and cartoon-y (are they all speaking in Tweets?), the trilogy setting of one building site after another has become stunningly repetitive and pedantic, Ryder is a throwback (in the guise of a 'regular guy'?) and Hope is just flat and uninteresting. Even the 'ghost story' of Lizzy / Eliza is dull.
I've really enjoyed NR's writing for a long time, but if this is the future, I'm opting out.
I can't even be bothered to write more of a review. Lola Jane has said most of what I would have said, but probably better, so I won't take time to repeat her views - I'll merely direct you to read her review.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
The Perfect Hope - Trilogy that fizzled at the end
By Jess
In the final book of the Boonsboro Trilogy, the focus is no longer on building the Inn Boonsboro, but rather a couple different storylines take center stage. The first being the obvious romance that's been building between Ryder and Hope from the moment she stepped into town and was hired as the inn keeper. The ghost, Lizzy, stills plays a major role as her story gets wrapped up. It wouldn't be a book in this trilogy if the Montgomery men weren't hard at work building something and this time its Avery's new restaurant and their mother's new fitness center that we get blow by blow accounts of during the renovation process.
Ryder has always been a little gruff (I like gruff, usually) a bit anti-social, not awkward but the man just likes his quiet life, he's a man of very few words and is happy just working and having his dog around. He's a bit surly toward Hope early on. He thinks she's too classy for him, all wine and fancy shoes while he's beer and football. Which is true, they are opposites but Hope is still recovering from being led on by her ex and lied to horribly. So in Ryder, she finds a man who will always be honest, will always be straight with her and even though they might not look like an obvious match from the outside, they click as a couple. As far as their romance, they went back and forth a bit trying to figure out if they were an actual couple or just having some fun and sex. But it was just bland. There was nothing about them as a couple that had me interested in their story and excited to see them together. Ryder's way of communicating doesn't come across well on page. Like I mentioned above, he's a man of few words, often times saying just one or two word sentences that came off very short and abrupt. On the one hand, he is a tough guy to warm up to, and I was happy he found someone in Hope that "got" him. On the other, I wish we could have seen more of the Ryder that came out when he was around his nephews. His character felt a little lighter in his mood and tone with the three young boys and I really enjoyed getting to know that Ryder, it's just too bad that guy wasn't on page more.
Ah, the ghost. Needless to say, her story comes to a happy conclusion as well. I didn't care for this storyline throughout the series and cared for it even less when she started talking to Hope and her girlfriends in this story. Since it was a storyline that I never got on board with, I was pulled out of the book every time the scenes switched to something ghost related, which was often be it having Lizzy in the scene or Hope researching the ghosts past, trying to find her lost love.
I did enjoy the girlfriend scenes between Hope, Avery and Clare. Their scenes reminded me of the best friends scenes in Nora Roberts Bridal Quartet series and was a major reason why I enjoyed that series so much. I liked seeing the women together, helping each other. They laugh a lot, love each other and they're scenes that I looked forward to reading. But they just weren't enough to build the book around.
I was very up and down with this entire Boonsboro Trilogy. There were moments and characters (especially Avery and Owen) that I enjoyed reading about. But there were just as many moments and characters (the ghost and the whole building of the inn) that I struggled with. This book ended up not keeping my attention and was I bored through much of it. There are a few nice moments, but they're few and far between and unfortunately I feel like the trilogy limped out instead of going out with a bang.
Blog rating: D+
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