River's End

Very good book I like her books The storyline was excellent in the ending was unbelievable a surprise ending for sure

You start the book and think it’s a typical Nora Robert’s book full of characters and drama. Then you realize there is going to be more so much more. Strong and human females, young and older, good men tombs to back up their women and a beautiful forest to get to the conclusion. Love it thanks

I loved the ending & middle. The beginning was a bit too much detail of Julie's murder. That could have been divvied throughout the book. However, the characters were well developed, except David. I should have noticed that earlier on. Liv was a bit hard on Noah throughout the book but I did love the persistence of Noah. I think it would have been nice for Sam Tanner to have lived long enough to spend a bit of time with his daughter and then to succumb to the brain cancer. I somewhat wanted the chapter to continue and give us a glimpse into the family dealing with what had happened. Overall, I enjoyed the book and it kept my interest well. And, of course, I love that Olivia finally opened herself up to Noah's love and her own love for him.

Rivers End is a nightmarish thriller! The writing is brilliant, as Nora Robert's takes the reader on a tour-de-force of a murder mystery! The story runs the gamet of all the feels! There so much pain, horror and suffering in the book, that will stay with me for a long time! Juxtaposed with love, kindness, healing and sadness! Rivers End is yet another outstanding novel, from Nora Robert's! I'm so glad I read it! Keep your tissues handy!

Enjoyed the plot twist! Very very very good. Read read read Read read read Read read read Read read read

Beautiful story of Washington state with an unusual ending. Nora Roberts is one of my favorite writers! She never fails to bring you a good story.

Nora Roberts doesn’t disappoint- not ever. In River’s End, she draws wonderful and important characters and brings them alive with all their foibles, strengths of character, loving relationships, and difficult and terrible memories that must be carefully peeled back to face the hard truths and the light of day. The reader is taken on a roller coaster ride enduring ups and downs and twists and turns. Noah wants to tell the story; it’s the book he has always been meant to write. But the telling must be done by getting those people he cares about to tell him their stories. Even the Monster must reveal the truth. And it’s Livey who is the one person who was there and who Noah must question and get her to tell her story. This is a novel that doesn’t disappoint. It is a novel you won’t want to put down.

I love this author and am always surprised when I find a story I haven’t read yet. This book kept my interest and a mystery of who did what. While I may have figured it out early on, it’s one story that will keep some guessing and entertained with action, suspense and a bit of romance that you will not want to miss.