The Calhoun Sisters

The Calhoun Sisters by Nora Roberts, published by Mills & Boon on December 17, 2015, is a contemporary fiction novel that explores themes of family life and romance. Set against the backdrop of a magnificent family mansion on the rocky coast of Maine, the story revolves around the Calhoun Sisters and their connection to a legend of long-lost emeralds. Headstrong Catherine Calhoun is determined to protect her family’s home from the ambitious hotel magnate Trent St. James, while her sister Amanda finds herself torn between her feelings for the easy-going architect Sloan O’Riley and the challenges that come with their renovation project.

Readers will find a narrative that intertwines romance and family dynamics, showcasing the sisters’ struggles and triumphs as they navigate their relationships and the looming threat to their home. The book delves into the complexities of attraction and rivalry, particularly between Catherine and Trent, as well as Amanda’s evolving feelings for Sloan. With a page count of 384, this edition presents a rich tapestry of contemporary life and romantic comedy, inviting readers to engage with the characters’ journeys in a setting filled with history and emotion.