Valley of Silence (The Circle Trilogy, Book 3)
by Nora Roberts
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Book Reviews of Valley of Silence (The Circle Trilogy, Book 3)
Book Review: Predictable, but emotional
Summary: 4 Stars
The final book in The Circle Trilogy. As the final battle between humans and vampires approach, Moira, Queen of Geall, and Cian the vampire find themselves falling in love. Both know that this is a relationship doomed from the start because Moira is mortal and will age and die, while Cian will live forever and never age a day. I found this to be the best book of the trilogy. It was a little predictable, but that didn't stop a few tears from falling out of my eyeballs and rolling down my cheeks. Book Review: davey
Summary: 3 Stars
was pretty repulsed that the vamp queen's 6 yr old "son" was also her loverBook Review: Great Ending...
Summary: 4 Stars
By far the best in the series! I just love Cian, and I just loved Moria for him. Nora ended this Trilogy with the perfect mix of nail biting suspense and justice.
All six of the circle were so well blended and the characters were so real that I actually felt like I made new friends.
And for all of you who have read this don't you just love what Nora/Goddess Morrigan did for Cian?!?! Of course you saw it coming and of course that's not what usually "happens", but this writer can make anything believable! She did for me, and I'm oh so happy with this Happily Ever After story.
Book Review: Excellent book.
Summary: 5 Stars
The book was in better condition than described.Got here in excellent time. Faster than I thought it would.Book Review: Review of Audio CD
Summary: 4 Stars
For those of us who listen to the Audio version, all three books in this Trilogy are read by the same narrator, which makes for good continuity. That said, I find fault with deep-voiced men who try to 'lighten up' to do the women's voices; it's very annoying. It makes the women seem shallow and childish. But Dick Hill did a great job with the general narrating and the men's voices, and overall I found the story to be engaging. An earlier reviewer stated that the major battle isn't until the third installment, but isn't that what we expect with a trilogy?
I do recommend this series to fans of Nora Roberts and those who enjoy the paranormal. I especially liked the progression of the romance between Moira & Cian, and I absolutely LOVED the ending.