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Such a satisfying ending to the series. Realistic twists and turns for the character, justifying ending for Hope's "smeazy" ex and sweet to see what happens with Lizzy. The enemies to friends in this book felt natural. Sometimes the trope can feel tired and overdone, easily fixed with a simple conversation that most real people would have had a long time ago. Hope and Ryder never felt stretched and their easy slide into interest hit all the right notes. The scene with the garden was a good chuckle. Ill reread this series many times I'm sure as it now has a permanent place on my bookshelf.

Dominican women and their lives are affected by their work at a resort that caters to rich tourists. The very wealthy take advantage of their ability to skirt the law. Coming to terms with their mistakes and owning up to them are sisters Laura and Elena.

On a Nora Roberts fantasy kick this summer and this did not disappoint. This book did a great job of not being a rewrite of the typical tropes for a group of 6 coming together to fight the impending evil. While most of this book is spent gathering the team, I appreciated the time spent getting to know the characters so that you are connected as they begin their journey. Any book of Roberts that takes place in Ireland is a win for me

Love it

20 minute funny book

It was good, a little confusing though so far

Having read the first in the series and jumping right into this one, while it is good there were too many characters introduced for my brain to handle. I felt a bit lost in places. Otherwise it moved quickly and had a shocking ending.

It was predictable in the romance area. It was interesting to see the perspective of a recovering alcoholic

Good book that continues the lives of the Women's Murder Club