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What our customer's say!

"Not Great, but it's still Roberts", 4 Stars because it was published in paperback. I would have been far less generous if I'd been compelled to purchase a hardcover just because it has Nora's name on it.

Paranormal has never been my favorite genre, however Nora Roberts has always handled it well. What I enjoy most about her stories are the relationships - between guy friends, family, neighbors, community. These are the relationships we so often forget to look at when trying to concentrate on romance and I believe Roberts does a lovely job of reminding all of us.

That being said, this trilogy is definitely not my favorite. The story just lacks oomph! (for want of a better word). I will say it's worth the price of a paperback and a lazy afternoon read!

"Nora Roberts - The Hollow", In typical Nora Roberts fashion, she weaves the mysterious and the romance in a wonderful way that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the book.

"The Hollow", This is a part of a trilogy including Blood Brothers, The Hollow and The Pagen Stone I am waiting to get The Pagen Stone

"Nora's stuck in a rut.", I've read every book she's written as Robb and Roberts and this is the only dissapointment. Her metaphysical trilogies have been intriguing entertainment but this was just ridiculous and predictable. The last one isn't out yet and I'll bet I can tell you what's going to happen.

"The Hollow", The only thing bad about this book is that I have to wait so long for the next one.

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"Excellence", Very Good book,Followed on from Blood Brothers perfectly.I am now awaiting the Third book to see how the trilogy will finish.

"Falls short of potential", I picked this one up to read on a flight, so didn't have much expectation one way or another as long as it kept me occupied for a day of flying. I didn't read the first in the series, but that didn't seem to hinder following the storyline. The plot is quite interesting and has a lot of potential, but unfortunately, the poor writing quality really detracts from the plot. It was bland, almost technical, and riddled with awkward sentences.

The book also ends without tying up anything. While I recognize it's part of a trilogy, I expect books in a trilogy to still be self-contained and sufficiently interesting to persuade one to want to read the next in the series, not end in a way that might as well have been "To be continued..."

Despite ending in a "to be continued" fashion, I'm not inspired to pick up the next in the series. The poor writing simply didn't entice me to want to read more.

I rated it "okay" because there was an interesting story line beneath the writing. It was a quick read, finished in a day, so a good length to start and finish while flying, which was why I bought it. It wasn't so bad that I set it aside and gave up reading entirely. So, it gets an "I can take it or leave it" rating from me. It's about what I would expect of a book chosen randomly at an airport book shop.

"Pointless ritual and mindless superstition", I didn't much like the first book in this trilogy and said so in an Amazon review. So why did I bother to read the second volume? Because I hoped it would be better, because I know that Ms. Roberts is capable of better. Or perhaps I'm a glutton for dumbness.

The story is lame and unconvincing. Six supposedly educated and supposedly rational adult yuppies see blood, giant slugs, ghosts, destruction, snakes coming out of shower drains, millions of spiders, a laughing imp, fires that aren't fires, etc. etc. And they react and talk seriously and at excruciating length about these paranormal events. There are but two explanations: (1) They have lost their collective sanity and need to go to the funny farm or; (2) They have all had too much wine and are experiencing the DTs.

The setting isn't any better or clearer. The story is ludicrous, e.g., divining the location of the lost jourals in the side of a stone shed. The characters are one dimensional--a writer, a lawyer, a gambler.... The dialogue is stiff and unconvincing. The writing cried out for a good editor. "Prune, Ernest, prune," as Gertrude Stein said to Hemingway. Nora Roberts has done better.

Paranormal stories can be fun, but the premise doesn't work here, not at all. Robets has used witches and ghosts before in much better novels. I enjoyed the movie "Betelgeuse" and the cumputer game, "Myst." Harry Potter books use demons and witches, but in a light vein that works. Anne Rice vampire books are engaging. Ditto for Bram Stoker, some of Stephen King, and others. However, "The Blair Witch Project" was downright stupid and insulting, and the current Nora Roberts trilogy is but a slight cut above that.

A wise man said that the two things that separate mankind from the beasts are pointless ritual and mindless superstition. I would add to that, endless, boring talk.

"Hollow Happenings", Intriguing sequel to "Blood Brothers" and an enjoyable journey toward the demolition of the demon spell brought on as far back as the 1600's in the town of Hawkins Hollow, MD! Cal and Quinn are a romantic duo now and this part of the trilogy, while highlighting the supernatural talents of all six main characters, (Cal, Quinn, Fox, Layla, Gage and Cybil), focuses on the budding romance of town lawyer, Fox O'Dell and Layla, the New York shopkeeper, drawn to the doomed town by her mysterious and very real dreams/nightmares. The story is sci-fi, Nora style, and a completely enjoyable experience. I am really looking forward to the big finale set to be released in December 2008 - "The Pagan Stone." This story will be the culmination of the planning and workings of the group in their effort to end the evil destruction of the "seven-year curse" once and for all.

"The Hollow by Nora Roberts", Another winner by one of my favorite authors! A real page turner! I was only disappointed when I came to the last page .... I wanted more and am eagerly awaiting book number three!