Voodoo Season: A Marie Laveau Mystery Audiobook

" Very quick read. I like that it was set in modern day New Orleans but had a hard time "getting lost" in the book. I think that the author tried too hard to recreate Voodoo Dreams here. Anyway, not too impressed and I will not be reading the third installment, Voodoo Jazz. "

" Solid 3. Nice follow-up to Dreams and continues the saga of Marie L. lineage dealing with the demons who haunted the Grand Dame Marie. Quick read - entertaining. "

" It was bad and then it got good and then it got horrible. "

" I liked this 2nd book in the series, based on the descendent of Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau, well enough to want to continue with the series. A mystery to be solved, interesting characters, and good plot. Helps to read Voodoo Dreams: A Novel of Marie Laveau first. "

" I have a signed copy. "

" Voodoo is one of my interests and Voodoo Season brings the Loa to life in a modern day mystery. The author does a good job of writing a compelling story and weaving historical fiction and mystery dramas together. "

" Purple prose weighted down this mystery set in New Orleans about a doctor that seems to be a spiritual descendant of the famed Marie LaVeau. I wanted to get swept away but it is so overblown and overstated that I got annoyed and dropped it. "

" This is an intensely descriptive read that pulled me in from the first page. Very New Orleans, you can feel the weather, the emotions, and smell the smells. What a wild ride! "

" I was afraid that reading this book so long after reading the 1st (Voodoo Dreams) that I would miss something but this story could just stand on it's own. I would say you really must read the 1st book though because it's so good. "

" A one night read. I recommend it to anyone who enjoyed the films The Skeleton Key and/or Eve's Bayou. The book's flow and descriptions of New Orleans makes you feel as if you're in the book watching the story unfold. "

" glimpses into the history of New Orleans, the mysticial and magicial and with a bit of voodoo to complete the foundation. Very interesting. "

" This was a spur of the moment read. It took me a while to get into the book but because it had a mysterious feel after a couple of chapters, I became really interested. "

" So predictable. I did not enjoy the book at all. The author should have stopped with the first book. I have no desire to read the third book in this series. "

" Pretty good- woman moves to New Orleans--get mixed up in voodoo and discovers that she is connected to the famed Marie Lavoe (im probably sp this incorrectly). "

" I didn't finish it. It was ok, hard to follow. Wasn't what I was expecting. I might read the book that she wrote prior to this one though. "

" One of the very best books I've read in a long time. This trilogy would make a fantastic movie. Can't recommend highly enough. "

" I don't know if it was because I listened to this book on cd, and the reader wasn't that good, or whether it was just poorly written - maybe both... but I kept wanting to speed the chapters up. It was just ok. The protaganist was a bit annoying. I really wanted to like it... but umm, not so much. "

" Finished it in one night. I enjoyed it! "

" Interesting story - I didn't know when I started it that it was a sequel. Having more background might me like the story even more. Quick read. "

" Solid 3. Nice follow-up to Dreams and continues the saga of Marie L. lineage dealing with the demons who haunted the Grand Dame Marie. Quick read - entertaining. "

" Finished it in one night. I enjoyed it! "

" glimpses into the history of New Orleans, the mysticial and magicial and with a bit of voodoo to complete the foundation. Very interesting. "

" This was a spur of the moment read. It took me a while to get into the book but because it had a mysterious feel after a couple of chapters, I became really interested. "

" This is an intensely descriptive read that pulled me in from the first page. Very New Orleans, you can feel the weather, the emotions, and smell the smells. What a wild ride! "

" Very quick read. I like that it was set in modern day New Orleans but had a hard time "getting lost" in the book. I think that the author tried too hard to recreate Voodoo Dreams here. Anyway, not too impressed and I will not be reading the third installment, Voodoo Jazz. "

" Voodoo is one of my interests and Voodoo Season brings the Loa to life in a modern day mystery. The author does a good job of writing a compelling story and weaving historical fiction and mystery dramas together. "

" About the voodoo Queen Marie Laveau and her powers or power over people. The book is slow paced and repititious, but I liked the ending. "

" Pretty good- woman moves to New Orleans--get mixed up in voodoo and discovers that she is connected to the famed Marie Lavoe (im probably sp this incorrectly). "

" A one night read. I recommend it to anyone who enjoyed the films The Skeleton Key and/or Eve's Bayou. The book's flow and descriptions of New Orleans makes you feel as if you're in the book watching the story unfold. "