Divine Evil

Nora Roberts

1992 • 632 pages

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Average rating3.6

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Dunkle Herzen (Divine Evil) - Nora Roberts

Die erfolgreiche New Yorker Bildhauerin Clare Kimball wird immer wieder von einem Alptraum gequält: Auf einer einsamen Waldlichtung in der Nähe ihres Heimatortes Emmitsboro in Maryland zelebrieren maskierte Mnner orgiastisch eine schwarze Messe. Clare will endlich herausfinden, was es mit dem Traum auf sich hat. Sie kehrt zurück nach Emmitsboro, trotz der Warnungen guter Freunde. In Cameron Raffery, dem neuen Sheriff, findet Clare schnell einen Verbündeten. Aber auch er kann nicht ahnen, dass hinter der biederen Fassade der Kleinstadt Ungeheuerliches passiert - und dass Clare sich schon bald in ernster Gefahr befindet...

Ein atemberaubender Psychothriller um satanische Rituale in einer amerikanischen Kleinstadt.

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Harisa

Ok so this was DARK. Also...dated, so keep in mind. There was some fatphobia, lots of smoking, and a pretty heavy religious plot.

But WOW did this entirely pull me in and grip me. Very well written, super engrossing world.

December 25, 2022

Renata Sancken

I love you Nora Roberts. I love your 1992 interpretation of the Satanic Panic. I love your World Famous Young Feminist Sculptor heroine. I even love your stupid cop love interest unfortunately.

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April 1, 2021

Kari

I go back and forth with this book. The last part really took away from the ending I wanted and should have gotten. Min Atherton bugged me but there were other characters who were so promising, but kind of relegated to the background - like Alice. Loved her!

But I did like the book. There was romance, suspense, mystery & the creep factor. It's funny how things have changed over the decades though! I remember reading this back in the 90s and liking it, but reading it this time I just found it funny how many chain smokers there were! I can't think of any current books where the main characters smoke anymore.

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