him. Phoebe later is reunited with Joe by the shore, with the remains of his new body being created by the Shu. Reception Critical reception for Everville has been mixed. The Sun-Sentinel panned Everville as inconsistent and stated that they felt that like its predecessor, it contained too many characters and that "when you weed out the subplots, you find there is no main plot". In contrast outlets like the Orlando Sentinel and Publishers Weekly praised the work. The latter wrote: "At times profoundly moving as flawed heroes and heroines martyr themselves to love or goodness, this novel confirms the author's position not only as one of horror's most potent and fertile minds but also as one of modern fiction's premier metaphysicians". References 1994 British novels 1994 fantasy novels Novels by Clive Barker British fantasy novels HarperCollins books