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.…
Publication Year: 2009
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Somehow I missed this Nora book.
Maybe I skipped it because it sounded scary. It is definitely written during the time of Satanic Panic. A small town with a secret society operating under the radar. Me. In high places cavorting in the woods makes seeking power from Satan. Well the leader is. The rest just like an excuse to use drugs and have group sex. Small minds and all that.
It is well written but the number of cigarettes all the characters smoked was distressing. Also the fact that the whole satanic thing was blown way out of proportion.
It’s not one I’ll read again but it was a decent story.
0Not my favorite NR. It started a little slow for me but it was still good.
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