The Diviners (The Diviners, #1)
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Read between January 1 - January 3, 2023
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Yes, something moves again in the shadows. A harbinger of much greater evil to come. Naughty John has come home. And he has work to do.
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Have you not heard of the Eighteenth Amendment?” “Prohibition? I drink to its health whenever I can.”
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Mabel continued to send letters consistently, mostly about Uncle Will’s handsome assistant, Jericho, who was alternately “painted by the brushstrokes of angels” and “a distant shore upon which I hope to land.” Yes, Mabel needed her.
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The voice was male, and a little gravelly. Evie caught his reflection in the mirror. Thick, dark hair with a longer piece in front that refused to stay swept back. Amber eyes and dark brows. His smile could only be described as wolfish. Evie turned slowly. “Do I know you?” “Not yet. But I hope to remedy that.” He stuck out a hand. “Sam Lloyd.”
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Toward the end, her prophecies became quite dark. She talked of ‘a coming storm,’ a treacherous time when the Diviners would be needed.” “Diviners?” Evie repeated. “That was her name for people with powers like her own.”
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an absolutely stunning girl strode into the lobby. She wore men’s pajamas under a man’s blue silk bathrobe, and her jet-black hair had been cut into a Louise Brooks shingle bob with bangs.