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Original Title:	Carolina Moon
ISBN:	0515130389 (ISBN13: 9780515130386)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Tory Bodeen, Cade Lavelle, Faith Lavelle, Wade Mooney
Setting:	Progress, South Carolina(United States)
Literary Awards:	RITA Award by Romance Writers of America for Best Romantic Suspense (2001)

Carolina Moon

Nora Roberts

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 470 pages

Rating: 4.05 | 39263 Users | 884 Reviews

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Title	:	Carolina Moon
Author	:	Nora Roberts
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 470 pages
Published	:	April 1st 2001 by Jove (first published March 6th 2000)
Categories	:	Romance. Romantic Suspense. Mystery. Fiction. Contemporary Romance. Contemporary. Suspense

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From #1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts--an utterly spellbinding tale about a woman who, though battered in both body and spirit, can never lose Hope...Tory Bodeen grew up in South Carolina, in a small run-down house, where her father ruled with an iron fist and a leather belt--and where her dreams and talents had no room to flourish. But she had Hope, who lived in the big house just a short skip away and whose friendship allowed Tory to be something she wasn't allowed to be at home: a child.

After young Hope's brutal murder, unsolved to this day, Tory's life began to fall apart. And now, as she returns to her hometown, with plans to settle in and open a stylish home-design shop, she is determined to find a measure of peace and free herself from the haunting visions of the past. As she forges a new bond with Cade Lavelle--Hope's older brother and the heir to the family fortune--she isn't sure whether the tragic loss they share will unite them or drive them apart. But she is willing to open her heart, just a little, and try.

Living so close to those unhappy memories will be more difficult and frightening than Tory could ever have expected, however. Because Hope's murderer is nearby as well...

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12/11/12 I would just like to make a small note for authors writing about the south. On Sweet Iced Tea. <-- This is the natural state of tea below Virginia. Nobody says, "Would you care for an iced tea?" Because it's just tea, it's understood to be sweet and iced. Nobody says, "Hey let's go out for an iced tea!" Because you have it right there in your house and if you don't, it's because you've run out and you will have more in 10 minutes. When you go to a restaurant, no one orders iced tea,

Nice twist at the end. The audio version suffered a bit from the narration though. It was sometimes very hard to differentiate between the characters during their conversations. After listening to Carnal Innocence narrated by Tom Stechschulte, I don't think Dean Robertson was as good in this one.

I have so many questions! Just ended without any closure. So annoying!

Tory Bodeen is a little girl who has visions. She is psychic and for her it not always a gift. She lives in Progress, South Caroline with a abusive "God fearing" father and a mother who cares more for her husband than her daughter. Her family lives on the land of the well off Lavelle family. She made friends with Hope Lavelle even though do to status and class they shouldn't be friends. Unfortunately, Hope is murdered and Tory sees it thru a vision but can't see who did it. Tory tells Hope's

Author: Nora RobertsFirst published: 2000Length: 438 pagesSetting: Contemporary. Smalltown South Carolina.Sex: Explicit. Reasonably frequent.Hero: Owns cotton plantation.Heroine: Opening small business.Paranormal: Heroine has second sight.Trigger: Child abuse including frequent beatings. Death of a child. Violent rape (including rape of a child). Some implied pedophilia/incest.Heavy duty book with a lot in it, much of it unnecessary.~ Paranormal / second sight~ Child abuse / domestic violence~

I could not fully appreciate this book since I live in the area she is allegedly writing about and the glaring errors just rubbed my nerves raw. She knows nothing about the lowcountry lifestyle, geography, and culture (although she did shamelessly pull some real place names off a roadmap.) Since the locale was obviously non-essential to her story, she should have left the fair name of "Carolina" off this book. I might have enjoyed the story if it were Iowa Moon. Anyone from the Coastal