Nora Roberts
Paperback | Pages: 752 pages Rating: 4.33 | 3237 Users | 85 Reviews
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| Original Title: | Dream Trilogy |
| ISBN: | 0425201759 (ISBN13: 9780425201756) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Dream Trilogy #1-3 |
| Characters: | Laura Templeton, Michael Fury, Margo Sullivan Templeton, Joshua Templeton, Kate Powell, Byron De Witt |
| Setting: | United States of America |
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The author who "weaves a story like no one else" (Rocky Mountain News) presents her dazzling trilogy of three women who shared a home and a c childhood-but grew to fulfill their own unique destinies.Includes the complete trilogy:Daring to Dream
Amidst the grandeur of Templeton House, Margo, Kate, and Laura were brought up like sisters. But it is Margo, the housekeeper's daughter, whose dreams first take her far away on a magnificent journey full of risk and reward.
Holding the Dream
Kate knew she had something her friends Margo and Laura could never have--a shrewd head for business. But now, faced with professional impropriety, Kate is forced to look deep within herself.
Finding the Dream
Laura seemed to have it all. Beautiful and intelligent, there was nothing that could keep her from her dreams. Until fate took away the man she thought she loved.
Details Based On Books Lovers and Dreamers (Dream Trilogy #1-3)
| Title | : | Lovers and Dreamers (Dream Trilogy #1-3) |
| Author | : | Nora Roberts |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 752 pages |
| Published | : | January 1st 2005 by Berkley Books (first published 1997) |
| Categories | : | Romance. Fiction |
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Ratings: 4.33 From 3237 Users | 85 ReviewsDiscuss Based On Books Lovers and Dreamers (Dream Trilogy #1-3)
I finally managed to find this book in the library so I could read the second two books in the Dream trilogy.The second book is Holding the Dream and it is Kate's story. I didn't enjoy this one as much as the other two, perhaps because of Kate's personality. She is a worrier who lives off nervous energy, coffee and antacids. And she's an accountant which is not the most exciting of jobs!Kate's well planned rise through the ranks at her accounting firm comes to an abrupt halt when she is accused
Reread after 20 yearsI believe I probably read this trilogy when it was first released but dont remember it at all! I thoroughly enjoyed Margo, Kate, and Lauras stories and the men in their lives. I would have enjoyed an epilogue to tie things up.
This is one of my favorite Nora Roberts series. The characters are wonderful, I loved the family ties, and the mystery was light, but fun.
I loved it!I loved this book! It was so good! Getting to know all the different people that the book was about and all the ups and downs they went through. Having to start their lives over after going through such horrible things then finding love. It really makes you get emotionally involved.
Well, this is actually a trilogy where my current re-read leaves me feeling quite different from the previous ones so far.Daring to DreamI still really love the Templeton family, Margo Sullivan and her mother, the idea of Pretenses the shop and the strong family/friend relationship between Laura, Margo and Kate (probably prototype for the Bride Quartet if you think about their exchanges) - but I SEVERELY dislike Josh Templeton.This is a guy who may work hard and have worked hard, but was born
I am not a huge fan of NR, have only read a few books but I cannot for the life of me see why people gave this one such great reviews. I expected better writing from an author of her stature & although this is one of her early ones,there were huge flaws. If she had her lead male characters IN ALL 3 BOOKS "run his tongue around his teeth" 1 more time I was going to toss the book. Also, running his hand over his face when stressed. In all 3 books, all 3 lead males did this. Over & over
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