This unique epic is composed by Nora Roberts and narrated by Sandra Burr. Both The Vally of Horses and Packing for Mars are the best portrayals of Sandra. When Nell Channing showed up on enchanting ‘Three Sisters Island’ she trusted that she has, at last, tracked down asylum from her oppressive spouse and from the unnerving life that she escaped so frantically eight months prior. However, even in this tranquil, quiet spot Nell never felt calm.
She took some work as a cook at the nearby bookshop bistro and started to investigate her affections for the island sheriff ‘Zack Todd’.
However, there was a piece of herself she could never uncover to him for she should keep on monitoring her mysteries if she has any desire to keep the past under control. One thoughtless word, one lost certainty, and the new life she has so painstakingly made could break totally. Similarly, as Nell began to contemplate whether she would at any time have the option to break liberated from her trepidation, she understood that the island experienced a horrible revile one that must be broken by the relatives of the ‘Three Sisters’ the witches who settled the island.
Currently, with the assistance of two other solid, gifted ladies and the bad dreams of the past tormenting all her means, she should track down the ability to save her home, her love, and herself. This charming and enabling story was terrifically engaging. An attractive legend and a champion who tracked down herself and a few vital optional characters weave an entrancing tale of black magic and sorcery.
