Stephanie M. (GusNBuster) reviewed 'Til Morning Light (Gracelin O'Malley, Bk 3) on + 51 more book reviews
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Wonderful conclusion to the trilogy!
Elisha D. (TomeRaider) reviewed 'Til Morning Light (Gracelin O'Malley, Bk 3) on + 20 more book reviews
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This is the third and last book of a beautifully written series about Gracelin O'Malley. I loved the whole series and this is a great book.
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I really enjoyed all three books in this series. I found them to be totally engrossing, I kept reading late into the night...I just had to know what happened next.
While the history was fascinating and the characters totally drew me in, the only complaint I wold make is that they have a certain "Danielle Steele-ish" aspect: the heroine is exceptional beautiful, talented, wise, etc. and there are lots of really huge coincidences that have to occur in order to get the plot to work out the way it does.
But really, a great read!
While the history was fascinating and the characters totally drew me in, the only complaint I wold make is that they have a certain "Danielle Steele-ish" aspect: the heroine is exceptional beautiful, talented, wise, etc. and there are lots of really huge coincidences that have to occur in order to get the plot to work out the way it does.
But really, a great read!
Maureen C. (children5) reviewed 'Til Morning Light (Gracelin O'Malley, Bk 3) on + 6 more book reviews
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I first read the book Gracelyn O'Malley, and could not put it down. I learned that the author Ann Moore had written a trilogy. I obtained the next two of the three, and they were just as good. Leaving Ireland is the 2nd and The next book is Till Morning Light. I will not part with the 3 as I just love them. Hope this helps
A wonderful story of a womens stuggle to build a new life after leaving famine torn Ireland
