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A modern Red Riding Hood retelling in the Bayou…. When Garnet Boudreaux’s boss tells her she’s headed to New Orleans during Mardi Gras, she immediately resists. She doesn’t want to go, and she’s not certain what will be waiting for her when she arrives, because going to New Orleans means going home—and home is not a place she wants to be. But standing in the voodoo shop on Bourbon Street, she’s told by Madame Madeleine Dupuis she has no choice. The witchy woman presses two pouches into Garnet’s hands, wraps a red cape around her, and tells her she must go—and go now—to see to her grandmother. Max LeBlanc spies the auburn-haired beauty across the street and knows in a heartbeat she is the one. A Rougarou always knows when he’s met his mate. Some may call him a lycanthrope, a werewolf if you will, but in Cajun bayou lands he’s known as The Rougarou. He’s waited several hundred years for this moment, and for her. He will claim her for his mate. Tonight.
In darker shades of Thelma and Louise, Shannon and Tamantha are pursued through the bayous and swamps of Louisiana by a dirty cop and his goons for drug money Tamantha stole. They then become the pursuers after a Voodoo Ceremony where the Voodoo Goddess, Erzulie guides and protects them. Erzulie, however, is also a flirt and causes Shannon difficulties with a man she does not want to be attracted to ... the detective who arrested her for murdering her own father. Shannon is haunted by gaps in her memory that return to her in cascading explosions of shock and terror. Ride along in the muddy roads of Voodoo Bayou and share with them the terror of finding Tamantha's lover's gruesome murder, and the capture and torture of their pursuers in Tamantha's Cajun uncles' bayou shack deep in Voodoo Bayou.
Shares reproductions of the artist's fantasy-themed paintings along with personal insights and a discussion of her characters' histories.
From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Elle James, the 1st book in the Cajun Magic Series Don’t piss off the Voodoo Queen… Craig Thibodeaux’s tangled with the wrong person. Cursed by Bayou Miste’s notorious Voodoo Queen, he’s destined to be a frog by day and a man by night. If he doesn’t find someone to love him by the next full moon, he’ll remain amphibious for the rest of his days. Elaine Smith came to Bayou Miste to investigate the source of pollutants and finds herself in need of a bodyguard when she gets too close to revealing the source. Though suspiciously absent during the day, handsome local Craig Thibodeaux offers to be that bodyguard in her forays into the swamp at night. Together, they discover the culprits and a magical desire neither expected to find in the blackest waters of the bayou.
Shannon Reynolds is sure she isn't a killer, but her memory of the murder of her friend and her father never returned. After five years of prison, then self-imposed exile, she returns to her home town in central Louisiana to get some answers. Who murdered her father? No one would believe she was innocent. But, she could remember nothing about that night. No matter how abusive he was to her, she could never have killed him, then set fire to the trailer in which they lived, and burned him up. Why has her surrogate mother refused to tell her what happened to her junkie mother? Then, the other murder. She had been there; she remembered the party, but nothing after, when the murder had taken place. Could she be a killer? She will have no peace until she has the answers, and has returned to Plattesville to get them. But she gets more than she bargained for when she runs into her childhood friend, Tamantha, and becomes involved in drug smuggling. Murder, a deadly fire, and betrayal follow Shannon when she and Tamantha are hunted through the swamps and bayous of Louisiana by the cops and the murderous smugglers. Then, deep in the bayou, Tamantha's Voodoo Priestess aunt calls on her powers to help them turn the tables on their pursuers. This mystery thriller, by acclaimed author Cheryl A. Nicholas, is a story best not read before sleep.
When they agreed to spend Halloween night in the middle of a swamp, the boys of the Society of Sublime Scribblers thought they were in for a few scary stories, but they never expected to become part of one! Instead of treats, the boys receive a heaping bag of tricks when the Bayou Bogeyman traps them into playing his twisted game: unless they can tell stories sinister enough to chill even the Bogeyman's bones, the boys might just become his midnight feast. In this haunting collection of Louisiana frights, an unsuspecting girl is shrunk down to the size of a speck of dust by a devilish miniature artist, a pair of ghostly children try to outsmart a voodoo queen, and a doll that lives in the walls whispers terrible things to sleeping children. These waking nightmares are enough to send even the bravest grownups hiding under the blankets, but will they keep the Bayou Bogeyman from devouring the innocent Scribblers? Written by nine Southern authors with a proclivity for the paranormal, this middle reader collection is sure to satisfy horror lovers of all ages. But consider yourself warned--you might just need to sleep with the lights on!
Photographer and stylist Christine McConnell transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary - from everyday dinners, to desserts for all occasions, to the walls of your kitchen and even some over-the-top creations just for fun. Taking inspiration from the likes of Tim Burton and mixing in a dash of Stepford Wife, McConnell's baking and DIY projects are a league above. In Deceptive Desserts each dessert is a work of art - some a little twisted, others magical - but every recipe inspires readers to create their own rules without spending a fortune.
After learning that she is adopted, Eliza sets off to locate her biological family and finds them in the Louisiana bayou. But they're more than just locals-they're descended from the area's most famous Voodoo queen, Marie Laveau-Eliza's great-great-grandmother. Surrounded by a mysterious world of seances, spells, and sacrifices, Eliza finds herself worshiped as the last great priestess. What's more, she's inherited the ability to heal the souls of others with a simple touch of her hands. Eliza is expected to cultivate this gift so she can claim her title as Queen and return the Voodoo community to glory. A task Eliza wouldn't mind as long as she could perform it beside the devastating Samuel Mueller. But according to tradition, Samuel is her keeper, and a keeper never becomes romantically involved with his ward. His sacred duty is to protect her. And the bayou is rife with enemies who would sacrifice anything to eliminate outsiders like Eliza...
Spellbound In The Bayou: Voodoo Spells For Transformation is an enchanting guide that delves into the mystical world of voodoo, exploring its history, power, rituals, and traditions. This book provides readers with the knowledge and tools to harness voodoo energy, connect with the powerful loa spirits, and manifest their desires through spells. It covers the art of Voodoo spellcasting, teaching techniques for love spells, banishing negative energy, and performing cleansing rituals. The book also delves into the creation of voodoo potions, elixirs, and oils for transformation. Personal transformation, protection, divination, and ancestor worship in voodoo traditions are also discussed, along with the magical art of voodoo doll crafting. Moreover, the book explores healing and wellness through voodoo bath rituals, energy tapping, and the creation of healing charms. Dive into the captivating world of voodoo and unlock the potential for transformation and spiritual growth.