Name: Face the Fire (Three Sisters Island)
Rating: 3.689655172413793 (29 reviews)
ISBN: 9780749932985

Face the Fire (Three Sisters Island)

Leah Diaz 

"A hundred years times three, this isle of the sisters is safe from thee."

From her reaching fingers, light whipped, spun, a circle in a circle.

"My children your hand cannot reach. They will live and learn and teach. And when my spell comes undone, three more will rise to form the one. A circle of sisters joined in power to stand and face the darkest hour. Courage and trust, justice with mercy, love without boundaries are the lessons three. They must, by free will, join to face their destiny. If this they fail, one, two, or three, this island will sink into the sea. But if they turn back the dark, this place will never bear your mark. This spell is the last cast by me. As I will, so mote it be.”

Local Island Witch and owner of the local bookstore, Mia must face her childhood love and heartbreak in order to save her island from a dark curse spun centuries ago. Only to find she doesn’t have to do it on her own. She has her sisters and an entire island on her side and they come together to save their home. I really enjoyed the way the little details that tied up the story like the reasoning behind why Mia owned the yellow cottage. 

I felt this book was a perfect ending to the series. I really enjoyed the parallels between the first sisters and Mia, Ripley and Nell. Especially in Mia and Sam’s relationship too. This book is so descriptive that I had no problem painting the picture in my mind throughout the series. 10/10 recommend this series and I would say that the first book was my favorite of the series. 

Local Island Witch and owner of the local bookstore, Mia must face her childhood love and heartbreak in order to save her island from a dark curse spun centuries ago. Only to find she doesn’t have to do it on her own. She has her sisters and an entire island on her side and they come together to save their home. I really enjoyed the way the little details that tied up the story like the reasoning behind why Mia owned the yellow cottage. 

I felt this book was a perfect ending to the series. I really enjoyed the parallels between the first sisters and Mia, Ripley and Nell. Especially in Mia and Sam’s relationship too. This book is so descriptive that I had no problem painting the picture in my mind throughout the series. 10/10 recommend this series and I would say that the first book was my favorite of the series. 

Sarah Escorsa

I really wonder why I keep trying to read books by Nora Roberts since I never enjoy them at all...

Renee Delcourt

I think overall I was most excited for this book. Not only is it the end of the series but it's a second chance romance, which I love. Overall I think it was okay but everything ties up so completely and waaaaay to conveniently. I wish the climax was broken down more than it was and honestly this was the book that I wish just had more. I higher page count would have made sense with everything that should have been fleshed out in this book. The book almost feels like two completely different stories that don't mesh. There's Mia and Sam's love story and then the curse on Three Sister's Island. Now when I say two different stories I mean that they way the book is written the whole first half is dedicated to Sam and Mia and then the second half is the culmination of the curse and in all honesty they weren't weaved together well. I think that the last 20 pages was rushed to an extreme degree and if it had been slowed down and more in depth the book could have easily been a 4 star.

Also... This is a product of it's time. The men are.... men. The men who think women need taking care of and that their roles are to marry and bare children... The tones of that is way heavier in this book and it had a tendency to annoy me. I still really enjoyed the series and book. I just think I was expecting more.

Face the Fire (Three Sisters Island)

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