The Secret Circle: The Divide

The Secret Circle: The Divide by L. J. Smith is a captivating addition to the genre of juvenile fiction, published by HarperCollins on March 20, 2012. This 304-page novel follows Cassie Blake, who, for the first time since moving to New Salem, feels a sense of normalcy as she dates her soul mate Adam and makes new friends. However, her life is anything but ordinary, as she navigates the complexities of being part of a secret coven of witches and grapples with the immense power she possesses.
As the story unfolds, tragedy strikes the Circle, revealing the dangers of being extraordinary. Cassie and her friends find themselves hunted by an unknown enemy, leading to a tense atmosphere where trust is scarce and relationships are put to the test. Readers will encounter themes of horror and love as they explore Cassie’s struggle to protect the Circle and herself amidst growing threats. This edition presents a rich narrative that delves into the challenges of friendship and the weight of choices in a world filled with danger.
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Keep your enemies close. . . .
For the first time since moving to New Salem, Cassie Blake feels normal. She’s dating her soul mate Adam and making new friends in town. But between the secret coven of witches she belongs to and the incredible power she holds within her, Cassie is leading a far from ordinary life. When tragedy strikes the Circle, Cassie realizes being extraordinary can be a curse.
The Circle is being hunted by an unknown enemy—and anyone could be the next victim. As they struggle to protect themselves, alliances are formed and relationships are tested. No one knows who to trust or who to fear. Will Cassie be able to save the Circle . . . and herself? Or will her choices break it apart forever?
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