Three Wishes by Liane Moriarty

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I have an author crush on Liane Moriarty.  Her protagonists are strong three-dimensional women who are funny, witty, and I usually want to be their friend.  ~Sheila

 

Lyn, Cat, and Gemma are thirty-three year old triplets.  Alone, each is stunning, together, they turn heads constantly.  While they are a force to be reckoned with, each carries her own burden…

 

Lyn views life as a check list as she marks things off her to do list day by day

Cat is dealing with painful facts about her marriage

Gemma is finally considering staying in a relationship longer than 6 months.

 

When all else seems to be falling apart…they can always count on each other.

 

 

Of course I chose this read because it is Moriarty.  Yes, Moriarty of The Husband’s Secret, Big, Little Lies, and What Alice ForgotThat Moriarty.

Three Wishes is an older title for Moriarty and I felt the difference in her character development.  While the three sisters were witty and funny and all that I enjoy about her books, the story line left me drifting a bit and honestly I can not even tell you what the big plot moment was.

While the book is fine, I think I am so used to the power packed punch reads that Moriarty has been cranking out the past couple of years that I set the bar too high on this one and to me…

it was left wanting.

 

 

  • Audible Audio Edition
  • Listening Length: 11 hours and 31 minutes
  • Program Type: Audiobook
  • Version: Unabridged
  • Publisher: Tantor Audio
  • Audible.com Release Date: August 18, 2014
  • Book Release Date: May 24, 2005

 

13 thoughts on “Three Wishes by Liane Moriarty

  1. I am watching out for The Last Anniversary which should be published later this month as I’ve loved the three you mentioned and loved them all. As you say this author has a knack of portraying women as they actually are, especially in Little Lies.

  2. I have enjoyed the two novels read of Liane Moriarty, certainly an entertaining and thought provoking author. I sometimes find earlier books don’t come up to the level of later books by an author, but still interesting to read them and see how they have developed. I quite like the sound of this one.

  3. I’ve read the big three by Moriarty that you mentioned in your post, and really liked them. I picked up an older work (it has hypnotist in the title I think?) the other day. Can’t wait to see if I have the same experience you did with her earlier stuff.

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