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  • First in the trilogy

  • Typical Roberts - and typically "can't put down" good. Three ordinary women, present day, all caught up in an old Celtic myth. They must work together to find the 3 "keys" to save the cursed demi-godesses, and themselves. This probably my favorite Roberts trilogy to date. Be forewarned - this on ... Continue

    Typical Roberts - and typically "can't put down" good. Three ordinary women, present day, all caught up in an old Celtic myth. They must work together to find the 3 "keys" to save the cursed demi-godesses, and themselves. This probably my favorite Roberts trilogy to date. Be forewarned - this one in particular compels you to finish. You can't just read the first one - you'll want to read the other two, to see how it all ends.

    

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  • Key of Light

  • The best book of the trilogy. I enjoyed the fantasy twist in this trilogy. However, unlike the ghost story in Nora Robert's Garden trilogy, the fantasy storyline in this trilogy seemed to stay pretty static throughout each subsequent book which made the remaining two books seem to be simply re-hashi ... Continue

    The best book of the trilogy. I enjoyed the fantasy twist in this trilogy. However, unlike the ghost story in Nora Robert's Garden trilogy, the fantasy storyline in this trilogy seemed to stay pretty static throughout each subsequent book which made the remaining two books seem to be simply re-hashing the first.

    

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  • Key Trilogy

  • Key trilogy in this order: Key of Light, Key of Knowledge, Key of Valor.

    

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