Midnight Moon
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4.5 • 6개의 평가
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- US$3.99
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- US$3.99
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Find romance on the road to a hidden world from the voice of New York Times bestselling author Lori Handeland.
Death is not the end . . . I hope.
A corrupt, lying, dangerous husband landed me in witness protection. They gave me a new identity and insisted I change my life. I am now Priestess Cassandra; I own a voodoo shop in New Orleans.
I am not like other girls. When I change lives, I do it right.
An elite monster-hunting force, the Jager-Suchers, chooses me to travel to Haiti and find a zombie-raising, magical voodoo sorcerer. What kind of priestess would I be if I said no to the discovery of magic? And if there are rumors of an ancient, shapeshifting clan of black panthers, fine by me. Bring 'em on.
But I need a guide and the best one on the island, the only one that knows how to reach the lair of the sorcerer, is Devon Murphy. Both thief and fortune hunter, Devon has dark secrets of his own.
During the journey in and out of magical realms, from New Orleans to Haiti and back again, I discover a lot about myself, a lot about Devon. But I learn even more about magic, life after death and how far I'm willing to go to get what I want, to do what I must do, what I've planned to do all along.
Raise my daughter from the dead.
Fans of Jen L. Grey, Tessa Hale, and V. Vaughn will be enthralled.
Read all the Nightcreature Novels:
Blue Moon
Hunter's Moon
Dark Moon
Crescent Moon
Midnight Moon
Rising Moon
Hidden Moon
Thunder Moon
Marked by the Moon
Moon Cursed
Crave the Moon
For Readers of:
Antihero
The Chosen One
Dark Secrets
On the Road
Shapeshifting
Hidden World
Not Like Other Girls
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Recommended
When Cassandra is sent to Haiti to find a way to cure Henri from the book Crescent Moon, she jumps at the chance to research what she wants the most. She hires Devon to be her guide, but she comes to find there are no coincidences in her quest for answers. When they end up fighting for their lives against an evil voodoo sorcerer, will they be able to save themselves, and maybe the world? I thought Devon was a little stubborn in his lack of belief even after he started seeing some strange things, and Cassandra was a little clueless. Overall I really enjoyed this book.