Just finished my second reading of this series. It was even better the second time. I love the characters, flaws and all.

Difficult to draw me into the story. Way too sappy and one dimensional. Very disappointed. The story really had no arc and appeared rushed in the last chapter that led to the battle. Not very believable that once the antagonist is defeated Breen puts on a dress. Weird. Do not recommend.

I gave four stars instead of five based on how I conscience the storyline. The book was a series of three and my first for Nora Roberts, worthy of the five stars. I think the embraced content made way from learning Talamh, fantasy that was true for the character's after its hard sought ordeal. I liked each part, the pictures given to know how vast one can see a beginning with such lane of indirect living space, sort of scenario to exist coherent to the bounds of the techniques need and the open journey for the Dragon summon pertinent in their Taoseach embargo. What I didn't feel was a take, the vision of recite for the posit that expand as reader input. I read often and sometimes my expectation is out of bound for something already done. My closing regard is a thinking thanks for now in the post effect that I learned; middle aged people can truly learn protected arts in weaponry such as defense for land, country, and fantasy reality. A big quoth; to becoming with awakening, and have choice in legacy.

I loved this series. Long wait but worth every minute.

I read The Choice really slowly. On purpose. I dawdled, I took breaks—sometimes a whole day and a half—between each sitting. I didn’t want the world of Breen and Keegan, of magicks and Marco, of Bollocks and Talamnh, to end. My heart aches knowing this is the end. But rejoices for the time when (not if) I immerse myself wholly into the world of Talamnh again in the future. The near future. This entire series is not just..stories. It will become a part of your life, a part of your heart. And I will bet my last dollar that Nora Roberts is a Fey and this (everything in the series) is truth and actually happened. That’s the only logical conclusion. Read it. I am 36 years old, an avid reader (of Nora Robert’s and others’ masterpieces), and this is the very first time I felt compelled to ditch my desire for privacy and leave a review for a book/series. Read it. Read it.

This book brought emotion and loved the fantasy! I enjoyed every word and could not stop reading it. Great work!

This is by far her best series ever. Definitely binge worthy and so heartwarming and heartbreaking I just couldn’t get enough.

This series kept me captive to be sure. I love a Nora Roberts book, but this story is especially enjoyable. I know once the books settle a bit more, I’ll be satisfied, but I’m always looking for more and for the ‘after’. Just read it!

I loved this book and series. But I need more of what happens in the “after” !! I really thought I would get at least a chapter into the life after Odran. Disappointed there wasn’t. But so glad I read this series.

There is nothing to not like about this book. I’m a long time fan of the authors work from the time I was looking for something to read in a foxhole a long time, far away from today. I’ve been hooked but this one knocks the ball out of the park. Thank you so much for who you are and what you do. V