Treasures Lost, Treasures Found

De: Nora Roberts

Narrado por: Therese Plummer

In Treasures Lost, Treasures Found, #1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts tells the romantic adventure story of two former lovers seeking a fortune only to discover that love is what truly favors the bold.

Kate Hardesty’s late father spent his life exploring the waters around North Carolina’s Ocracoke Island, hunting for sunken treasure. Now, it has fallen to his daughter to decipher his detailed notes, charts, and maps to complete his quest—but Kate knows she needs the help of deep-sea diver Ky Silver. Once, she’d given him her heart, only to break his when she left the island. That was four years ago, and Ky’s the only one she can trust to help her locate the gold. Reunited, Kate and Ky’s search rekindles their passion and recovers something between them even more priceless than a lost treasure.

©1986 Nora Roberts. (P)2008 Audible, Inc., all rights reserved. Published by Brilliance Audio.

Second Chances

A beautiful story about second chances. The characters were so vivid and beautifully developed. I was in tears by the end.

Predictable

Love Nora’s books this one was ok dragging a little at times but looking for a new one right now !!!

Great

Nora Roberts is one of my favorite Authors. This was an interesting read because it came from the man’s side.

nothing exciting boring

boring plot line. male part was dull. female was wish washy no real drive, also boring! took me too long to finish

Fun!

Kate and Ky were having a second chance romance where they were treasure hunting off the coast of the Outer Banks in North Carolina. She finds the where the Liberty (an English merchant ship) sunk from her late father’s research. Ky was helping her father, but he didn’t know about the wreckage. They have a past, but Ky is one of the only people who could help her find the wreckage. It was a lot of fun with they adventured down into the ocean looking for lost gold while fighting over their feelings for each other. There was some dubious consent stuff in it, but not horrible especially being written in 1986.