Customer Reviews

The Last Boyfriend: The Inn at Boonsboro Trilogy Volume 2

5 star:		(22)
4 star:		(12)
3 star:		(6)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

As with The Perfect Hope, this book gave all that was expected and more. I love these books and look forward to the next batch.

I have a hard time putting aside stories that are well-written. The Last Boyfriend continued to prove that I am being lucky with good stories this spring. This emotive, moving and engaging story that flows is told with details that are plentiful.Nora Roberts is plain brilliant with characterization, weaving the characters of the three brothers in ways that are so true to life. The book adds more color to the trilogy in a package that comes with a great plot and masterful story telling. Nora Robert's The Last Boyfriend: Number 2 in series and The Sweetest Madness made my weekend an enjoyable one.I definitely will read the complete trilogy. In fact, I am really getting into ghost stories.

This book is the second of a triology of Nora Roberts books set in a small town where a trio of brothers who run a contracting business redevelop a guesthouse with a resident ghost. In the first book Beckett and Claire find love, in this book Owen the youngest brother is the hero with Avery the heroine. In this novel we get to know all of the characters a litte better including the ghost Lizzy while watching a wonderful love story unfold. While I loved the characters and enjoyed the development of both Owen and Avery as well as the rest of the crew, this book did not grip me like most of Ms Roberts novels. It was a very pleasant read and I enjoyed it.

The is the second book in the Boonsboro Trilogy and I found it just alright. The book is about the second brother Owen and his first love Avery. Owen is the organizer or management brains behind the three brothers building project 'Boonsboro Inn'. In this respect I found his character a little dull and Avery his first girlfriend runs the local Pizza place. Her self esteem is low as her mother left her and her father when she was very young. I thought the book was not as gripping as the first and certainly not as excellent as the third in the trilogy. I have just finished the Chesapeake Bay Quartet and have found 1 and 3 the best. It is as if Nora Roberts hasn't the same interest in the second books in my opinion. Other readers may differ and I would certainly recommend reading it if would wish to complete the trilogy, but not as good as 1 and 3.

I chose this rating because it was a great read, I enjoyed the previous book in this trilogy and looked forward to the follow on, I was not dissapointed, thoroughly enjoyed it and now looking forward to book 3

Just as good as the first book. One of those books you can't put down, quite intriguing and heartwarming. Can't wait to read the third book.

The Boonsboro Trilogy is a great read and the different characters intertwine in the three books. Nice people and happy endings. Love it!!!

If you have never read a Nora Roberts book where have you been?? fantastic story as usual .gripping tale enjoyed every page .

It was an ok story, but the second book was very dull . I was more interested in Hope and Clare than Avery.

this book was very hard to put down very good from start to finish. I couldnt wait to read no.3