4 out of 5 stars ****
| I enjoy Nora Roberts style of writing and storytelling. Dance Upon the Air (Three Sisters Island, #1) holds my attention with interest. She fleshes out her characters well enough to bring them alive in the narration. Roberts spends proper consideration on the elements that make her novel flow easily. The protagonist and her key supportive relationships are fresh and exciting when Nora introduces them. The antagonist builds tension with little introduction in the beginning, a looming presence in the body, and a climactic appearance in the anticipated end. I would rate this book a five-star review if the plot did not feel like, Sleeping With the Enemy, so much. It does not matter that it does because the fantasy twist is a delightful diversion. |
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