I THOROUGHLY enjoyed this book. The second book in the Boonsboro Inn saga was about the story of Owen and Avery. Great characters - so well developed and with such depth that the reader feels that they've know them for most of their lives rather than for merely a few hours (or pages). The plot was good, both for this specific book and for the continuation of the story of the Inn and the community and the story of the ghost Elizabeth (Lizzy).

I really look forward to this series continuing!

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Loved it! Book 2 in the trilogy this is the story of super organized Owen and Avery who has never made a list in her life. Friends since childhood they are now starting to see each other in a new light and want to take it slow so as not to ruin their friendship. Not much conflict in this one it was smooth and easy. And though the third brother Ryder comes off majorly rude and crass to Hope and I wouldn't have been surprised if she smacked him I'm looking forward to their story and finding out more about Ryder and what's behind his behavior.
And let's not forget the resident ghost Lizzy. We learned more about her in this one and I can't wait to find out what happened to her love Billy

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I loved this book! She's expanded on the first book of the series and this one is even better. It is a straight love story (no creepy stalker!)and even though I couldn't entirely identify with the heroine, I liked her alot. She fills out the paranormal aspect of this story to make the reader want more and learn the history.
I am eagerly awaiting book 3!

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After two long years of planning, rehabbing, and rebuilding, the Inn at Boonsboro is getting close to being completed. Owen Montgomery takes care of the money and the details for the project. He has been visiting Avery MacTavish at her pizza shop across the street, sometimes just to get a quiet place to make phone calls. Avery doesn't mind. She's been friends with Owen since they were kids. As a matter of fact, Owen was her first boyfriend. Now an impulsive kiss may have changed their relationship forever.

The second book in Nora Roberts Inn at Boonsboro trilogy starts while they are still completing the finishing touches to the Inn. I wish the book was illustrated. I'd love to see the finished product. Some of the rooms sound fabulous. This book is about longtime friends Owen and Avery whose relationship has changed. They were nervous about what this would do to their friendship in the long run. There were no real problems in their relationship, so I found their romance to be kind of boring.

My favorite part of this story was the ghost subplot. I'm looking forward to seeing what information the characters dig up about the ghost. I also enjoyed the tidbits of Ryder and Hope and their New Years Eve kiss. I'm looking forward to their book since they have a turbulent association. My rating: 3.5 Stars.

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Of the three, this one to me had the most laugh-out-loud moments. Great continuation of the family and the story was well told and unfolded well. Really enjoyed this trilogy from start to finish!

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I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I read it in one day. The storyline is believable and the characters are developed further. There were some moments that I laughed at loud. I can not wait to read the last book because I really want to see what is going on in Ryder's head. He is so rude to Hope! When his Mom called him out on his rudeness it was so funny to see him squirm!

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An excellent story of 3 young women and 3 brothers who work together to own and run several businesses. Funny, tender, and sad at times. Nora Roberts can spin an authentic tale including a ghost.

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