Review: Review: Voodoo for Two by Elle James
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 1, 2013
Voodoo for Two by Elle James has a captivating and well-crafted storyline.  Early on, this book was annoying because of a barroom scene in which Leroy, a patron, is harassing Lucie, one of the female workers. My first impression was that the outcome of the situation didn't enhance the story. However, just when I thought that I didn't want to read any further, there was a turn of events and I just couldn't put the book down.  I soon realized that the barroom scene was ideal for portraying what Lucie was running from . The scene also provided insight regarding Ben and Eric, the men who would later pursue her. Lucie decided that she was going to brew the cure all to her problems of living in Bayou  Miste and having a dead-end job. Her plan consisted of finding a man with the right stature and a little voodoo.  Well--Lucie wasn't known for her voodoo skills, so what she brewed up resulted in a hilarious love-bug, disaster.I would recommend  Voodoo for Two to adults (18+) who like suspense novels with the right mixture of thrills, humor, and romance.I received an e-arc of Voodoo for Two by Elle James from the publisher for an unbiased review. Thank you.