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Voodoo Or Die (2011)

by Stephanie Bond(Favorite Author)

3.83 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

NeedtoRead Books

series

The Mojo

review 1: Another great story by this author. Loved this one and I'm really disappointed that she appears to have dropped this series as we've got to know all the characters and I really like them and reading all about Mojo. There are so many stories still to be told, I'd expect. I'd like to learn more about Jimmy and Henry and their lives for starters.I preferred this one to the first in the series. Gloria's tale was a really interesting one. Plus I "know" all the townspeople now. Again, there were plenty of laugh-out-loud moments and lines in among the murder and mayhem, a style I really enjoy.There were a few errors-like affects used instead of effects and born instead of borne but that was all so that was an improvement for me too. I do hope she'll reconsider and return to Mojo ... moreand its people !!
review 2: The second in the series set in Mojo, LA, the reader finds attorney Gloria Dalton settling in to her new digs. She's been forced into the Witness Protection Program and has had to leave the boy she first loved, Zane Riley. However, a welcoming gift--a voodoo doll, natch--worries her and then her male paralegal dies in a car accident. The new Chief of Police investigates, and Gloria is stunned to see that it's Zane. Can Gloria keep her identity concealed from Zane? This book has a little more mystery than romance, but the reunion between Gloria and Zane is worth it. The author also adds a nice twist as to the identity of Wiccan priestess Diane, mentioned briefly in the first book, and here as Gloria's legal secretary. The plot moves along quickly, and the residents of Mojo are as quirky as ever. Looking forward to the next installment. less

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