Roberts creates well-developed characters that bring travel between Earth and Talamh to life as they navigate the differences between each world. Breen’s memory of growing up as a child continues to grow, and she enjoys seeing the friends she remembers playing with before returning to earth with her mother. And, of course, Breen and Keegan ride dragons to the Capitol, visit the Fey, and make friends with the Troll tribe. Keegan demands that Breen keep up with her warrior training sessions, and Breen ensures she continues to work on her writing. In the meantime, Breen and Keegan’s relationship evolves, as does the romance between her best friend, Marco, and Brian. Because of her vision, Breen preempts the spell attempt by loyal Odran followers still living in Talamh. As Breen’s magicks evolve in power and strength, her visions allow her to see Yseult preparing the attack to trap her. Even though Odram does not have enough power to use the portals to visit Talamh, he sends messages to loyal comrades and devices, like the spell’s ingredients, that can be used.

While awaiting the birth of his new child, Odran assigns Yseult, his dark witch, to create a spell that will cripple Breen so his followers can capture her.

To create another child with magicks that he can steal for himself, he mates with the dark witch Shanna. However, his access to Talamh is limited, so his few attempts to capture her fail. The grim news is that Odran still lives and is determined to capture Breen, his granddaughter, and drain her powerful magicks’ so he can rule the world. After the raging battle with her grandfather and evil god Odran, Breen and the tribes of Talamh overcome his dark forces and expel Odran and his army from Talamh. The Dragon Heart Legacy ends with THE CHOICE, Nora Roberts’ final book in her trilogy, and an extremely well-done story that wraps up the various subplots and offers a few surprises to keep things interesting. 'Nora Roberts brings the Dragon Heart Legacy to a character driven conclusion.' The Choice

The choice by nora roberts