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Loading... Divine Evilby Nora Roberts
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Not quite what I expected or what I have come to rely on Nora for. Different, not bad, just different. Expected more of an ending... seemed like it was missing the last chapter. ( )I used this as a sleeping pill at night. It's very campy, but entertaining enough, I guess. I think I might be desensitized to Satanism nowadays. Too much horror fiction, methinks! A lot of Nora Roberts' books are mostly romance novels and come in threes, but once in a while she writes a stand-alone book that you can really get your teeth into. This is one of them. Yeah, there's a romance in there, but it's well written and the characters don't seem plastic and the love scenes aren't contrived, so it flows pretty well. It's the murder story in this one that I enjoyed. The suspense built slowly and I experienced a few surprises as the evil was slowly revealed. This book took a slightly different path than Roberts usually travels and she handled her plot twists well. Her characterizations were well done and it was a pleasant read. Small rural town is the secret home of a Satanic coven. Good, but distrubing because of the occult aspect. no reviews | add a review
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