Divine contains strong language and scenes of descriptive sex. It is intended for mature audiences. Please note - this novel is a romantic comedy and not a dark read. It is not associated with or in the same genre as The NOVA Trilogy.

Divine Hallowell is a young disgruntled college professor, an author of erotic novels, and a woman with a number of 'fixations.' She's also a bit of a loner and she hasn't been out with a man in years. Look up the word single in the dictionary and you might come across her name. Her life is 'meh.'

But, she has her eye on someone - a guy in her neighborhood who may turn her life upside down and inside out, igniting a spark in her heart.

James Daniel Keller was born and raised in the small university town where Divine teaches. He's unpredictable, good-humored, and absolutely stunning - a different type of guy than Divine has ever experienced. And in her eyes, he's quite possibly way too good to be true.

There has to be something wrong with this guy, right? Isn't there always something?

And then there is Divine's inner voice, Violet, a pain in the ass, relentless, and full of conflicting advice. Why can't she just shut the hell up?

This is a story of two people with too many secrets trying to find love in a community teeming with mystery and deceit.