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Divine Evil

Nora Roberts

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 568 pages

Rating: 3.85 | 15302 Users | 693 Reviews

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Title	:	Divine Evil
Author	:	Nora Roberts
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 568 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2005 by Bantam (first published September 1st 1992)
Categories	:	Romance. Romantic Suspense. Mystery. Suspense. Fiction

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Librarian's Note: Alternate-cover edition for ISBN 0553294903 / 9780553294903

A decade ago, sculptor Clare Kimball fled Emmitsboro, Maryland, to take the art world by storm. Now she’s celebrated as the artist of her generation. But no amount of success can eclipse the nightmares that haunt her—or the memories of her father’s suicide. Just as her star is shining brighter than ever, Clare leaves it all behind to face her demons.

Emmitsboro sheriff Cameron Rafferty loved Clare from afar all through high school. Now that she’s back, they form a bond that grows stronger each day—fueled by an attraction that’s been simmering for years. But Clare’s past soon rises up with a vengeance, rocking the town with a sinister murder that is clearly linked to her return. As an investigation gets under way, Clare and Cameron will learn that evil can linger anywhere—even in those you love and trust the most. But it’s a discovery that may come too late to save them.…

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Original Title:	Divine Evil
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Clare Kimball, Cameron Rafferty
Setting:	Emmitsboro, Maryland
Literary Awards:	RITA Award by Romance Writers of America for Best Romantic Suspense (1993)

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There are quite a few negative reviews for this book - which surprises me a little, but at the same time, I can also understand. Divine Evil is a rather atypical for Roberts as its much more descriptive and gruesome than her other books. The plot deals with a Satanic cult that abuses and tortures young women/girls and Roberts is surprising graphic in her detailing of those situations. It creeped me out a bit, but not nearly enough to stop reading the book or to refuse to read another Nora

Haven't read Nora Roberts in many years but found myself in a "Friends of the Library" bookstore and discovered a nearly complete collection of her works in hardback. I chose one at random that I was pretty sure I hadn't read. Wow! I loved it. Fast moving, great characters, tight story line, and the romance was just enough to make it "real." My only criticism is that the main female character seemed a bit weak. Often whiney, petulant, and a bit naive for a New Yorker. I guess I prefer my

This review was originally posted on One Curvy Blogger br>It's not often when I come across a Nora Roberts novel that I haven't read. When I first discovered adult romance, Roberts was one of the first authors I ran across. I found out I loved her work, and basically read any and all of her books that I could get my hands on. I purchased Divine Evil in a used bookstore and thought I hadn't read it, so I snatched it up. About half way in, I realized I had read it before, but it didn't stop me

Emittsboro, MD, is a small town where every body knows everybody and their business. But this town holds a dark secret.Clare iss now a successful artist that has been living in New York City. She has now come home to Emmitsboro to settle her past. She's been having recurrent nightmare about her father, and something she saw as a small child.Cam is a former bad boy that left town to become a DC detective. He too has come home, but he is running from a horrible memory in DC. He's now the sheriff

B+Forgettable? Probably. "Divine Evil" kept me entertained throughout and there was never really a dull moment. I'm still not sure why this wasn't a 5 Star for me...it might have been the characters (or maybe just my personal lack of connection with them), or the fact that the "cult" killed and raped for more than 20 years and no one in this teeny/gossipy small town noticed. WTH?!Even after my negatives this was still a great summer read and I really enjoyed it. Nora never lets you down (well

Nora Roberts' books are my go-to guilty pleasure books, but this one did not work for me. This is one of her older works (early 90's), and it shows. The characters smoke like chimneys, for one thing. I don't keep up with trends in romances, but I would think that is unusual these days. The whole cult thing was just so melodramatic and over-the-top. I know there are active cults in our country and that Satanism is a thing, but really? (view spoiler)[ (hide spoiler)]A secret Satanist cult that

I had some troubles with this book, some of them can be found in other Nora's books, even though I am a huge fan of hers. The romance was was pretty much typical of her stories; Clare really got on my nerves most of the time with her attitude and her insistence in keeping important things (regarding the satanic ritual which was responsible for killing all people in the book) from Cameron. I understood it was kind of a big deal because of her father, but come on, women were being kidnapped, raped