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Book 1 in the Divine Trilogy
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CFBI agent Jasmine McLellan leads a psychically gifted team in the hunt for a serial arsonist--a murderer who has already taken the lives of three people.
Jasi and her team members--Psychometric Empath and profiler Ben Roberts and Victim Empath Natassia Prushenko--are joined by Brandon Walsh, the handsome but skeptical Chief of Arson Investigations. In a manhunt that takes them from Vancouver to Kelowna, Penticton and Victoria, they are led down a twisting path of sinister secrets.
Sifting through ashes and clues, Jasi realizes that there is more to the third victim than meets the eye. Perhaps not all the victims were that innocent. The hunt intensifies when she learns that someone they know is next on the arsonist's list.
Unleashing her gift as a Pyro-Psychic, Jasi is compelled toward smoldering ashes and enters the killer's mind--a mind bent on destruction and revenge. And in the heat of early summer, Jasi discovers that a murderer lies in wait...much closer than she ever imagined.
Divine Trilogy
Book 1 - Divine Intervention
Book 2 - Divine Justice
Book 3 - Divine Sanctuary
Divine Intervention Divine Trilogy Book 1 edition by Cheryl Kaye Tardif Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks
This was an okay book. I really liked the paranormal element to investigation and how everything didn't go smoothly. The red herrings didn't throw me, I knew who the arsonist was as soon as that character stepped into the book. No big deal for me, I almost always figure books and movies out well before the end, so it's not a negative reflection of the book. I was pleased to see my suspicions pan out though. And I liked the reasons driving the arsonist.That said, I really didn't care for either of the romance subplots. I enjoy romance in books, everything from the main plot being romance to it being subplots. But in this one it seemed forced and out of place. I think the story would have been better without it, if it had just focused on the crime and investigation. Even having the AI Chief as a big part of the story would have been fine outside the romance, but he would have been more likable if he hadn't been so rude and condescending.
Maybe if the romance had developed more out of mutual respect and from working together and getting to know each other. Instead it was more he was a complete jerk but he was hot. And though he seemed to think she was an incompetent charlatan, she was hot, so okay. Though they claimed to have feelings for each other, they never really get to know anything about each other.
In spite of the romance issues I still think overall it's a good book. I'm on the fence about buying the next one. I may have to try it and see how it goes.
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Divine Intervention Divine Trilogy Book 1 edition by Cheryl Kaye Tardif Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks Reviews
This is the first novel I've read by Cheryl Kaye Tardif, but it won't be the last! This is a highly thrilling crime story. In Vancouver, British Columbia, Agent Jasi McLellan, 26 years old, awakes screaming from a lifelong nightmare. There is a message on her video-screened wall which has just been added to her security system. It's 530 a.m., a message from Ben is voiced, "We need you!" What was so important to call her to duty when she still has two days left of vacation time? Benjamin Roberts is her friend and partner with the Canadian Federal Bureau of Investigations (CFBI). Ben is a Psychometric Empath, having the ability to read thoughts and emotions of others by touch; therefore, he wears specially designed gloves when out in public. He is a Psychic Skills Investigator (PSI) as well as her other partner, Natassia Prushenko. Jasi's talent is related to arsonists, where she can read their thoughts as they commit the crime. This team reports via helicopter to Divine Operations, an underground complex below the Enviro-Safe Research Facility. Matthew Divine is the one who initiated the construction of the facility which investigates psychic phenomenon. Divine has assigned them to a mission A serial killer/arsonist is on the prowl. A killer who is using a Gemini lighter to cause fatal fires, one in Victoria and now in Kelowna. The latest victim is Dr. Norman Washburn, father of Premier Allan Baker, who at age 32 is the youngest ever voted into office in any province in Canada. He's also the front runner for Prime Minister of Canada. This is an absolutely outstanding novel full of high action, advanced sci-fi technology, mystery, and awesome plot twists. I loved it and I'll continue on to the next book in the series, "Divine Justice." Great writing style, easy to read.
The story of Jasi McLellan, CFBI agent & leader of a covert group of psychic investigators, is well written. The characters are well defined and made real to the reader. The futuristic features of the story are interesting and believable. The story itself is riveting, drawing the reader into each twist and turn of the exciting plot.
The specialty of this team is the investigation of serial arsonists/murderers. The psychopath they are hunting on this case has killed three people horribly, with every indication that there are more fires and deaths to follow. Even with their paranormal gifts, the team members have a difficult time fitting the information retrieved to a viable suspect. The case keeps them, and the reader, guessing until the dramatic conclusion.
The drawbacks of this excellent story are twofold. The ending is disappointing; it just stops, leaving several important characters hanging. Candice, the investigative reporter, helps the investigation by giving Jasi vital information. She also turns out to have more personal involvement in the case than either one of them suspects. At the end of the book, however, she has faded into the ozone and that thread is left dangling. Walsh, the arson investigator who works the case with the team and who forges a relationship with Jasi is another piece of unfinished business. While I realize this book is one in a series, it is my opinion that each one needs to be able to stand alone as a complete work. I resent enjoying a story only to be left hanging on the last page.
The other problem is the formatting for the . The type set does not adjust in size, which makes it difficult to read.
An interesting concept of a team within the Canadian Federal Bureau of Investigation (CFBI) that specializes in using their psychic abilities as well as their full training as investigators. Their latest case? An arsonist/serial killer in BC. This maniac has claimed three lives so far including a small child's.
The team is led by Agent Jasmine McLellan, a psychic with the ability to 'read' the mind of the fire, and it's starter the killer.
This book was truly interesting but I was kind of feeling bemused by the 'romance' somewhat thrown in. We don't truly get to 'know' any of the main characters or how they grew as a team. Perhaps in the next volume as this is book one in a trilogy.
This was an okay book. I really liked the paranormal element to investigation and how everything didn't go smoothly. The red herrings didn't throw me, I knew who the arsonist was as soon as that character stepped into the book. No big deal for me, I almost always figure books and movies out well before the end, so it's not a negative reflection of the book. I was pleased to see my suspicions pan out though. And I liked the reasons driving the arsonist.
That said, I really didn't care for either of the romance subplots. I enjoy romance in books, everything from the main plot being romance to it being subplots. But in this one it seemed forced and out of place. I think the story would have been better without it, if it had just focused on the crime and investigation. Even having the AI Chief as a big part of the story would have been fine outside the romance, but he would have been more likable if he hadn't been so rude and condescending.
Maybe if the romance had developed more out of mutual respect and from working together and getting to know each other. Instead it was more he was a complete jerk but he was hot. And though he seemed to think she was an incompetent charlatan, she was hot, so okay. Though they claimed to have feelings for each other, they never really get to know anything about each other.
In spite of the romance issues I still think overall it's a good book. I'm on the fence about buying the next one. I may have to try it and see how it goes.
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