Murphy is a great guy! Definitely the kind of man who can make a woman happy! Hard-working, funny, sexy and determined to find love. It’s a journey to connect with her roots and find herself and understand what she really wants from her life. Her trip to Ireland is not just a journey to meet her sisters. I understand that this wasn’t easy for her at all but she didn’t seem to understand that it wasn’t easy for Maggie and Brianna also.

I have to admit that Shannon is not my favorite sister but after a while I accepted her. She’s lost but in this place she’s going to find herself… It’s not easy for her to accept the truth, but she goes to Ireland and tries to know her sisters. It’s time for Maggie and Brianna to meet their half-sister, Shannon. I am so sad that this trilogy came to end with this book! It was more difficult to read this book because it had many sad moments but it was as good as the previous two! All the trilogy is set in Ireland but this story gives us the mystical side of this beautiful country. This is a reread and the review is from the first time I read the book but I am not going to change it. I will say that all Nora Roberts books typically end the same but the good part is seeing how the character get there.This is me while I was reading the whole trilogy. In this book she made him seem clumsy and ackward but that was the sense in the other books. I really liked this book but I think Nora Roberts could have done a better job developing the Murphy character. I loved to see the relationship between the female characters grow throughout the book. When Maggie and Shannon began to form a relationship. Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you? I don't know if this is the same narrator as the first two but if so this was alot better, but still not good. Have you listened to any of Fiacre Douglas’s other performances before? How does this one compare? I love this series and I think this book is my favorite because you get to see the progression of Maggie and Brianna. Would you consider the audio edition of Born in Shame to be better than the print version?

Born in shame by nora roberts