Charmed & Enchanted: An Anthology

I enjoyed reading the second book about the Donovan cousins. Is there going to be more books about them? I hope so.

Item arrived in excellant condition. Shipping was fast. Will certainly go back to the seller.

Nora Roberts is one of my favourite authors and this book proved that once again she has delivered the goods. As always she has you on the edge of your seat and lets you know that there is such a thing as ever after

because you could be missing a real gem! This contains two stories, Charmed first published in 1992, and Enchanted, published in 1999. Any avid reader of Nora out there knows that Silhouette has been putting new covers and on her older titles and releasing them. I have read some reviews that have expressed disappointment with the reader feeling they were duped into buying an older title, thinking it was a new work. I have read some of these older titles, and most if not all of her more recent single titles as well as the trilogies. I love some of her older Silhouette titles, and some I'm not so crazy about. The same holds true for her more recent works published by Putnam and Jove. The point is, don't assume you won't enjoy and older title if you've never read it before. I loved this book. Think of the Three Sisters and the Irish trilogies. If you like those, I am certain you'll like this one. Charmed and Enchanted are books 3 and 4 of the Donovan Legacy. The other two are Captivated and Entranced, which were also reissued, but seperately. I ordered both because I loved this one so much.

I'm new to Nora Roberts, and I love these books--this series especially. The magic isn't just in the plot. There's something in the prose itself that keeps me reading long after I should have stuck in the bookmark and turned out the light. If I read a title all in one go, it's because I can't put it down. The only question I have at this point is--this series appears to refer to previous adventures of an earlier generation. But as a new reader, I can't figure out what titles I should read to catch up with the "backstory". Maybe it's just her style, to imply there's a history she's already narrated, but if there *are* earlier stories of the family, I wish someone would clue me in. I resisted romances for a long time. Nora has totally converted me.