Key of Light: Key Trilogy (Key Trilogy, #1)

by Nora Roberts

#1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts opens the door to one woman’s search for truth and passion in the first Key Trilogy novel. 

Malory Price’s life plan has hit a snag. She’s in danger of losing her job managing an art gallery in Pleasant Valley, Pennsylvania. A welcome distraction comes in the form of an invitation to a cocktail party at Warrior’s Peak, an infamous estate overlooking the town. But no one else she knows has been invited…

There are only two other guests: Dana Steele, a librarian, and Zoe McCourt, a single mother. On the surface, it seems the women have nothing in common, until their mysterious hosts tell them a story—and offer them a challenge.

Legend has it that the souls of three demigoddesses—one an artist, one a bard, and one a warrior—have been locked in a box that has three keys. Now it’s up to Malory and the others to find the keys. Their reward: a million dollars each.

It all seems too bizarre to be true. But none of them can ignore the financial windfall they stand to gain. And now Malory—with her soul of an artist and eye for beauty—must find her key first. She soon discovers that whatever locked the souls away is dark, powerful, and greedy…and it doesn’t want the women to win.

Don’t miss the other books in the Key Trilogy
Key of Knowledge
Key of Valor

• ISBN10: 051513628X
• ISBN13: 9780515136289
• Publish Date: 28 October 2003 (first published 1 October 2003)
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: US
• Publisher: Penguin Putnam Inc
• Imprint: Berkley Publishing Corporation,U.S.
• Format: Paperback (US Mass Market)
• Pages: 352
• Language: English
• URL: https://penguinrandomhouse.com/books/isbn/9780515136289

Reviews

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This was the first of Nora Robert’s supernatural-themed books I’ve read, and it wasn’t quite what I expected. I guess I wasn’t expecting the supernatural part to be so blatant? Regardless, I enjoyed it and read it in about a day and a half. I liked all of the characters (especially Moe!), which is actually pretty unusual for me with this kind of book. Usually there’s at least one of them that gets on my nerves. I prefer her romantic suspense, but I’ll definitely finish this trilogy.