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Necessary Evil begins as a slow burn. We see Madeleine "Maddie" Warwick struggle with her life. Her uncle, who raised her, has passed and her aunt is infirmed. It is up to Maddie to maintain the family's historic horse farm. A mystery surrounds the history of the farm and treasure hunters are practically invading the property. A well known and pompous professor sort of blackmails his way into the house and under her skin. There are other mysteries. Who keeps trespassing onto the property in the dead of night? What happened to Maddie's missing neighbor ten years ago? Traynor gets to all that and more. This book is an example of how to stand out as a Mystery writer. We understand the characters and their motivations and all mysteries are solved in due time. There is even a bit of a romance. A fine novel. I gave this book five stars only because I wasn't allowed to give six. Great job.


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Necessary Evil edition by Killarney Traynor Romance eBooks Reviews

This novel came highly recommended, and even though I'm more into sci fi and paranormal stories, this historical fiction mixed with an old fashioned romance was one of the most enjoyable reads I've had in a long time. I read Killarney Traynor's first book, and it was great, but Necessary Evil shows her growth as an author.

It was a beautiful, sometimes funny story, and put together very well. This is one of those rare times I wish had a 10 star ratings system, because I would give it a full ten. I'm looking forward to her next book.
Fast paced, enthralling, hard to put down. Great story with unexpected twists and turns. I love a good mystery with some history! This book is a page turner that will leave you wanting more. Can't wait for the next novel!
I cannot believe there are not more reviews on this book. It's an extremely well written book. (There were editorial errors, but unlike other people I can overlook them, they don't bother me.) The plot/story, and characters is what it's all about. I had read Miss Traynor's first book (Summer Shadows) and loved the writing style as well as the story. So, I didn't even question purchasing this book and I'm glad I didn't. Miss Traynor writes and describes people so well, so detailed. In each of her books, I feel as though I could completely relate to what the main character feels, the ups and downs of their emotions.

This story, for me, was intriguing. I love history, treasures, old homes, horses, etc. So this was fun but also mysterious. Is there a treasure and where? Who's doing all the digging? Are Gregory and Madeleine going to ever get along? Is Joe too good to be true? Good mystery with some romance. I hope Miss Traynor has more in the works.
Great story
This book was not only well written, but had me at the edge of my seat. The characters were rich with life and emotions, the setting was gorgeous and well thought out and the story and dialogue had me longing for more. Absolutely top 3 books I’ve read this year. Highly recommend!
I read this book in a weekend sitting. It was great to have the mix of horses and mystery and romance. The characters are GREAT. They really felt like their own different people, and that's hard to do. The middle was a little slow, but the beginning and ending kept me turning the pages. (SPOILER) I did enjoy that unexpected hate to love romance. I really wanted to hate Randall, and I couldn't figure out until the end if he was good or bad.
... Wrapped around a sweeping, intense family saga that dates back to the Civil War. In NECESSARY EVIL, multitudes of trespassers create senseless tragedies as they invade a multi-generational family farm in search of its legendary buried treasure.

Caught in the middle is Madeleine Warwick, struggling heroically to hold family and farm together - and failing. Her life gets even more complicated when two competing historians arrive on the scene, vying for two prizes the bragging rights of finding the treasure, and the chance to win Madeleine's heart - which is locked away inside the grief and mistrust she feels after too many losses and betrayals.

Yeah, there's a lot going on here, all of it beautifully connected, and that's part of the magic of this story.

But for this reader - constantly lamenting the absence of classic romance in cinema and literature - the real magic is in the chemistry between Madeleine and her competing historians. Joe Tremonti was Madeleine's first puppy-love crush, and she much prefers him to the arrogant, sometimes condescending, always overconfident Professor Greg Randall.

Heck, I preferred Joe, too. At first. But as Madeleine and Greg work together to decipher the clues that will finally resolve the mystery of the long-lost treasure, their relationship evolves from reciprocal dislike and disapproval (some of the verbal sparring is laugh-out-loud entertaining) to a deep mutual respect, to a friendship that could lead to something eternal. I was so hoping that Madeleine would choose Greg that I actually found myself silently cussing at Joe a few times.

But Killarney Traynor has a knack for throwing curveballs at her readers, and Necessary Evil is no exception to that talent.

This book is a five-star read on so many levels. For me, the pleasure of savoring a beautifully written classic romance - complete with mystery, intrigue, love, loss, and redemption - was an unexpected treat, and puts this novel at Number One on my "Best Reads of 2015" list. I can't recommend it highly enough.
Necessary Evil begins as a slow burn. We see Madeleine "Maddie" Warwick struggle with her life. Her uncle, who raised her, has passed and her aunt is infirmed. It is up to Maddie to maintain the family's historic horse farm. A mystery surrounds the history of the farm and treasure hunters are practically invading the property. A well known and pompous professor sort of blackmails his way into the house and under her skin. There are other mysteries. Who keeps trespassing onto the property in the dead of night? What happened to Maddie's missing neighbor ten years ago? Traynor gets to all that and more. This book is an example of how to stand out as a Mystery writer. We understand the characters and their motivations and all mysteries are solved in due time. There is even a bit of a romance. A fine novel. I gave this book five stars only because I wasn't allowed to give six. Great job.