Review: Good One!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 1, 2014
Voodoo On Bayou LaFonte by Susan C. Muller takes place in Comeaux, Louisiana.  It is suspenseful, exciting, and definitely a page turner.  It has dead people; good and bad voodoo; corrupt officials; some drug dealing; and to top it off, a love story thrown in as well.Remy Steinberg lives and works in Houston, Texas as a member of law enforcement.  His life changes in a few seconds when he receives a call from his ex-wife, Gabby.  Their seventeen year old daughter, Adrienne, is missing.  Remy drops everything and rushes to Comeaux to find his daughter.  He still loves Gabby and memories of their early years invade his mind.  Is this his fault?  Could he have been a better father to Adrienne?Once the action starts you will be surprised and hooked.  After some investigation, they find out that not only is Adrienne missing, but she is also pregnant.  How did this happen, and more importantly, who is the father?  Something evil and sinister within the dark voodoo community wants this baby and will stop at nothing to get it.  I gripped my chair hoping that Gabby and Remy could rescue Adrienne before the devil himself won.  Hold on tight as they battle through storms, roadblocks at every turn, and the inky black swap to get to their only child.  Tragedy brings them together again in this twist of fate but they both expect to go their separate ways once Adrienne and her baby are safe.You must get this book to find out if Adrienne and her baby make it out alive and if all of them manage to survive unbelievable evil.  I learned some things about the culture of Louisiana, the customs passed down through the generations, and strength of family bonds.  Adrienne’s rescue is the main theme, but there are also sub-stories going on as well.  I hope there is a sequel because I do have some questions about Adrienne’s pregnancy.  Do not miss this one!  Parents will take any chances and do anything for their child and this story makes that fact so evident.  I definitely recommend it.