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by Nora Roberts

Genre Fiction

Author:

Nora Roberts
ISBN:

0749907452
ISBN13:

978-0749907457
Genre:

Fiction / Literature
Publisher:

Bca; First Printing edition (2005)
Pages:

400 pages
Subcategory:

Genre Fiction
Language:

English
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1703 kb
Rating:

4.8
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Home Nora Roberts Blue Smoke. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51. PROLOGUE. And changed everything in one magnificent instant.

Blue Smoke is a 2007 American mystery thriller romantic drama television film directed by David Carson and starring Alicia Witt, Matthew Settle, and Scott Bakula. Written by Ronni Kern, based on the Nora Roberts novel of the same name, the film is about a beautiful arson investigator whose boyfriends are murdered in fires set by a stalker who traumatized her years earlier

FREE shipping on qualifying offers. This book is vintage Roberts, which means it's filled with witty dialogue, deft characterization and masterful storytelling.

FREE shipping on qualifying offers. Incomparable New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts delivers a tale of gut-level fear. Romantic suspense in its purest form.

Nora Roberts is the NYT bestselling author of more than 215 novels. Within the walls of a tasteful, perfectly kept house in North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, young Zane Bigelow feels like a prisoner of war. Trade Paperback in 2019. From New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts comes Shelter in Place-a powerful tale of heart, heroism and propulsive suspense.

I think one of the main reasons I like these Nora Robert's books is that her heroines are smart, independent and strong.

Reena Hale grew up with an intimate knowledge of the destructive power. I think one of the main reasons I like these Nora Robert's books is that her heroines are smart, independent and strong. The heroes are down to earth and likeable. Catarina (Reena) came from an Italian family.

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Their packing-up process had already begun. She’d moved out of the apartment over Sirico’s, and now her brother and his little family would move in.

Their packing-up process had already begun she could hear the traffic, and the shouts of kids playing in a nearby park. The baby had already burped, but Reena wasn’t ready to put him down yet. So we’ve had dinner at Sirico’s. Sat out on his steps a couple of times. He drew up a design for a dining room table for me. It’s great. In fact, it’s perfect. I don’t know what to make of hi. .

Nora Roberts is the number one New York Times bestseller of more than 200 novels. With over 400 million copies of her books in print, she is indisputably one of the most celebrated and popular writers in the world. She has achieved numerous top five bestsellers in the UK, including number one for Savour the Moment, and is a Sunday Times hardback bestseller writing as J. D. Robb. Библиографические данные.

Nora Roberts publishes numerous books every year, including detective romances as . Roberts finished up the "In the Garden" trilogy in 2005 and also published the popular "Blue Smoke. Explore a list of all of Nora Roberts' canon. The year additionally saw her continue the dual release of her "In Death" series under the . Robb pseudonym, hitting her 20th book in the collection. Black Rose" ("In the Garden"). Red Lily" ("In the Garden"). Survivor in Death" (Robb, "In Death" No. 20). "Origin in Death" (Robb, "In Death" No. 21). 2006: "Angel's Fall" Wins. In 2006, Roberts' novel "Angels Fall" won the Quill Award for.

Jum

Another excellent book by Nora Roberts! This book was full of vibrant characters. Rena comes from a large family. She has two older sisters and a younger brother. Gina has been her best friend since childhood and is as good as family. Bo was an only child, but has a couple of great friends. I thought the first time Bo and Rena actually had a conversation (when she moved in) was hilarious. Bo was making no sense whatsoever (to Rena). I found his decade-long love for "dream girl" both odd and very sweet and romantic. I absolutely adored the dynamics between the characters in this book. Rena's exuberant family provided endless entertainment. The story line of the book was interesting. This book is HEA with no cliffhanger.

Doukasa

While the killer is known long before the end of the book, the motives keep you in suspense until the very end. Well written and the story moves along at just the right pace. Being a male, I was a little apprehensive about reading a Nora Roberts novel due to the stereotype of Romance being the precursor in many of her works. I must say, although there were some steamy intimate scenes interspersed here and there, it was by far not the sappy dribble I was expecting. I am already reading another one of her works and may have found another Author to follow... HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Tyler Is Not Here

While I am not a huge Nora Roberts fan, I do appreciate her ability to spin a yarn. She does an excellent job of making her characters seem real, someone we all could know and her plots are above the average in this genre. Where I am not a fan is in her research, I have read several of her books where calibers of guns were wrong, equipment misnamed, and other flaws that while some readers might not recognize the error, more than a few will. And these were easily preventable errors.

Others have criticized her stepping away from the purely romantic fiction, but I applaud her ability to branch out in other areas. And this is not new, she has just as many mysteries as she does romance novels and she does them very well.

I think this particular book is one of her better mysteries. Her descriptions of the fires is pretty accurate, her information of evidence left behind by a fire is also accurate, and as a retired Deputy Medical Investigator, serving as a volunteer fireman while married to a volunteer Fire Chief, I have been through many seminars and scenes which bear out her information in this novel.

I think if you are looking for a good mystery to occupy your attention, this could be it. If you are a person who does not like the nitty gritty of crime, steer toward the romance side, of which, she has an abundant supply.

Way to go Nora, you did good.

Sharpmane

Blue Smoke is a very good book. It deals with fires, arson, vengeance, family values, and romance. The romance is kind of quirky because the two main characters keep crossing each others' paths for years and never quite make contact until the heroine moves next door to the hero. There is a lot of humor in their meeting and an din their developing relationship.
The book also has some dark pockets as when the arsonist deliberately kills friends and lovers known by the heroine. I was happy to see the end of him, even if it was gruesome.
The family members are also a highlight of the book. Passionate, funny, nosy, and caring.

Swiang

Expect an endearing hero, a heroine whose toughness is tempered by a wounded heart, a passionate, supportive Italian family and touches of genuine humor. Unlike some reviewers, I didn't find the violence especially graphic. Yes, there are graphic depictions of dead bodies, but in all but one case, Roberts is careful to make it clear that the victims of her killer arsonist were killed quickly, before he set the fires.

Seriously, I'm more squeamish than most about graphic depictions of brutality and torture. I try not to subject myself to books and movies that I know will have a torture theme, and I wouldn't recommend this one if I had found it particularly gruesome. The villain is nasty as can be, but the romance is so perfect and the extended family so delightful, the romantic fantasy was more than worth the few pages that made me squirm.

Now, about the romance that's at the heart of Blue Smoke: it's absolutely lovely, with one of the sweetest and most playful build-ups to a sizzling relationship that I can remember reading.

Early on, Reena's father talks about how he fell in love with her mother at first sight. The hero falls for Reena that way, across a crowded room at a college party, and spends years fantasizing about her, frantically looking for her when he spots her at a shopping mall or in traffic, and boring his friends with his talk of "Dream Girl." Fate finally brings them together, and although Reena is initially protective of her heart, the love that grows between them seems as genuine as her parents'.

When she realizes that her stalker/arsonist may also have been responsible for the deaths of two young men in her past - and that his next target could be the man with whom she has finally found love - the suspense is all the more palpable because the affection between the two characters seems so real and was so hard-won.

Who wouldn't love a man who is great in bed, handy around the house, loves you to distraction, has a sense of humor that keeps him from being sickening about it, likes your family, and can hold his own when he's being interrogated by your parents? (When Bo asks Reena's brother if he has anything to fear from her father, the answer is, "Ever watch the Sopranos?")

I bought the Audio CD (unabridged) to keep me entertained during a long holiday car trip. As always, actress Joyce Bean - who has also narrated romantic suspense novels by Linda Howard, Sandra Brown and Karen Robards - does a marvelous job of separating the characters without making them caricaitures. Her low-key, husky reading of love scenes makes them sizzle, aided by her subtle, unforced way with voicing male characters.

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