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Under the midnight moon, dark secrets are revealed--Cassandra thought she had the perfect life until she suffered a devastating tragedy. Now she has a new identity as Priestess Cassandra, owner of a New Orleans voodoo shop, and a new purpose. A research trip for a paranormal secret society leads Cassandra to Haiti, where rumors fly of a sinister voodoo master, Jacques Mezareau, who can resurrect the dead. Fortune hunter Devon Murphy agrees to guide Cassandra there safely, but his sensual appeal promises danger of a different kind... and desperate hungers must be satisfied... As Cassandra and Devon make their way to the eerie jungle village, their attraction explodes into an intoxicating desire, and Cassandra begins to question her resolve to never let another man into her life. Her attempts to resist Devon become more and more impossible. But when she succeeds in learning Jacques's macabre ritual, her new powers may have come with a terrifying price. Now, haunted by violent dreams that grow more vivid as the midnight moon approaches, Cassandra must uncover the shocking truth about an ancient curse before it leads her to destroy herself--and everyone she loves... "Elise is Handeland's most appealing heroine yet...this tense, banter-filled tale provides...solid entertainment." --Publishers WeeklyonDark Moon No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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Despite that I thought the story was pretty good and I enjoyed both the setting of Haiti and New Orleans. And the hero, Devon Murphy, was interesting with his constantly changing accents. I would have of liked more time spent on the fact that he was a thief though. Also, I would recommend reading this series in order. Toward the end there were a lot of characters being introduced that are reoccurring in the series and they had some back-story that apparently links in with some things but it went completely over my head since I'm unfamiliar with this series. ( )