From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Blood Brothers and The Hollow—the conclusion to the electrifying trilogy of three men and three women who join forces—and hearts—to battle the ultimate evil.
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Twice now, Gage Turner, Fox O’Dell, and Caleb Hawkins, with help from Quinn Black, Layla Darnell, and Cybil Kinski, delivered severe blows to the demon known as Lazarus Twisse. The team of six even managed to restore the bloodstone that could be the key to permanently defeating the demon. But Twisse is not going down without a fight. As the seventh day of the seventh month of the seventh year once again comes to the small town of Hawkins Hollow, Twisse is prepared to rain down death and destruction unless the six send the demon packing for good. After matching up Cal and Quinn in Blood Brothers (2007) and Fox and Layla in The Hollow (2008), Roberts focuses on Gage and Cybil, both of whom have a gift for precognition, as she winds up her Sign of Seven trilogy in fine fashion. Deftly blending edgy suspense and dark horror with her tried-and-true brand of sexy contemporary romance, Roberts has created an intriguing novel, rich in paranormal thrills and chills. --John Charles
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You can't bottle wish fulfillment, but Nora Roberts certainly knows how to put it on the page New York TIMES John Grisham step aside. Stephen King eat your heart out. Nora Robert s' passion filled novels generate the book world's steamiest sales ... If you don't know who Nora Roberts is, then you haven't been paying attention More
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30 of 37 people found the following review helpful
Format:Mass Market Paperback
I have been a long time Nora Roberts reader, but this trilogy has not been very good, and this last book in the trilogy is just plain bad. My two favorite characters in the series have been Quinn and Gage, so I was hoping NR would redeem herself by giving Gage a good story. Didn't happen. I have never had to skim a NR book, but I did this one. Thankfully I read the series from the library, so I'm only out time, and not money.
45 of 58 people found the following review helpful
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I think it might be a good idea for Ms. Roberts to stay the hell away from trilogies for a while and either take a long vacation or stick to her stand-alone novels. In my humble opinion, her best trilogy was the Sisters Island trilogy, and they've been going downhill ever since.
I didn't think much of the first book in this series, but the characters were okay. The second book was more of a stretch, and I finished it because I'd paid for it.
In this last book, however, the characters were unlikable and the romance was so forced as to be ludicrous. In my daughter's pithy phrase, it blew harder than a Force Five hurricane.
Nope. I really think that a moratorium on these trilogies is in order.
I didn't think much of the first book in this series, but the characters were okay. The second book was more of a stretch, and I finished it because I'd paid for it.
In this last book, however, the characters were unlikable and the romance was so forced as to be ludicrous. In my daughter's pithy phrase, it blew harder than a Force Five hurricane.
Nope. I really think that a moratorium on these trilogies is in order.
43 of 56 people found the following review helpful
Occasionally unintentionally funny; and boring in many places *****Spoiler alert*****
November 25, 2008
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I never thought I would say this about one of Nora Roberts's books. But I found myself skipping several pages at a time. There is just too much conversation between the 6 main characters. A lot of the talk is on the nature of the relationships between them. If you read her Circle trilogy, there is probably what amounts to a page towards the end of Book 3, where Cian muses upon the destiny of the 6 of them. I would say a good chunk of Pagan Stone is devoted to that particular exercise.
Some portions of the book also reminded me of the comedies from the B/W era, where every cliched situation the makers could possibly think of would have been employed. All three of the women turning up pregnant and that too supposedly after conceiving on the same night?! Adding Gage's blood to the water supply to innoculate the town?
I was actually looking forward to Gage's story since he reminded me of my other favorite NR characters, Cian and Roarke. I am very disappointed.
Some portions of the book also reminded me of the comedies from the B/W era, where every cliched situation the makers could possibly think of would have been employed. All three of the women turning up pregnant and that too supposedly after conceiving on the same night?! Adding Gage's blood to the water supply to innoculate the town?
I was actually looking forward to Gage's story since he reminded me of my other favorite NR characters, Cian and Roarke. I am very disappointed.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Pagan Stone
This book completed the trilogy with intrigue, love, suspense. It made you wish there was a fourth book to follow the lives of the three entangled couples and their parents.
Published 11 days ago by CAB
the pagan stone{sign of seven book 3
i read the first 2 in the series loved them all.This one is culmination of the first two,very good read full of suspence.
Published 27 days ago by chloe
ugh....couldn't finish it.....
seemed like the same book as book 1 (which was the best) and book 2....YAWN! Just could not bring myself to read past half the book. Same old Same old......very redundant. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Dawn ~
Good Read
I am not going to reveal any of the story since that has been done. I enjoyed the trilogy and will probably read it again.
Published 6 months ago by Grace Kowis
The Pagan Stone-Sign of Seven, Book 3
This was a very different story for me to read. About demons and weird happenings but it got my attention as I read the first book. By the second book I was hooked. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Jere Plumer
The Most Thrilling of This Trilogy
*** NOTE MY REVIEWS OFTEN CONTAIN SPOILERS ***
I'd have to say the third book in this in thrilling trilogy is by far the best. Read more
I'd have to say the third book in this in thrilling trilogy is by far the best. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Jennifer Scarpa
Anticlimatic
Having read the first two books in the trilogy, I was anxious to read the third and final. Just have to say that I was not as rapt and spellbound as with the previous two. Read more
Published 12 months ago by R. Willis
Fun Love Affair
This was beyond what I thought it would be. This is the last of the series "Sign of Seven". Compared to books 1 and 2, this one is at the most the best one. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Ms.Tiptress
Great Trilogy
This is one of my favorite trilogies by Nora Roberts. The story is so vivid - the characters really come to life. If you're a Nora Roberts fan - these books are a must read!
Published 16 months ago by MDS
A great read
The Pagan Stone is the third and final Installment in the Sign of Seven Trilogy by Nora Roberts. The Sign of Seven Trilogy is about three boys, Caleb Hawkins, Fox O'Dell and Gage... Read more
Published 16 months ago by starion393
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Ann Hawkins, Hawkins Hollow, Main Street, Bill Turner, New York, Big Evil Bastard, Major Arcana, Frannie Hawkins, Jim Hawkins, Cybil Kinski, Hawkins Wood, Giles Dent, Hester Deale, Thank God, Crazy Roscoe, Derrick Napper, Jenny Mullendore, Chief Hawbaker Browse Sample Pages:
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Ann Hawkins, Hawkins Hollow, Main Street, Bill Turner, New York, Big Evil Bastard, Major Arcana, Frannie Hawkins, Jim Hawkins, Cybil Kinski, Hawkins Wood, Giles Dent, Hester Deale, Thank God, Crazy Roscoe, Derrick Napper, Jenny Mullendore, Chief Hawbaker Browse Sample Pages:
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