French Quarter Clues
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When Ellen and Sue discover that a demon is attached to Tanya, the three friends fly to New Orleans to enlist the help of a Voodoo high priestess. Soon they learn that Tanya's life depends on them finding and consecrating the remains of a "Devil Child," cared for by Delphine LaLaurie and Marie Laveau.
The key to finding the remains is hidden in a secret diary buried somewhere in a vacant Creole mansion in the French Quarter. It's time for the three friends to renovate and solve another mystery and hopefully live to tell the tale.
If you can't get enough of Karen White, Heather Graham, Bobbie Holmes, or Jana Deleon, then this "perfect mix of fun and scary" paranormal mystery is for you!
"New Orleans holds so much folklore and mystery all in itself then add this intriguing storyline and you have one exceptional read. Couldn't put it down. Eva Pohler has definitely mastered transporting you in her plot, captivating you with alluring facets, and leaving you wanting more. Highly recommend."--Tashia Jennings ★★★★★
"Absolutely splendid story! Engaging (as always), and good research. I'm a proud Pohler-phile."--CHadley ★★★★★
"Once again, our 3 leading ladies, Ellen, Sue, and Tanya, undertake the renovation of a reputedly haunted property and, once again, Ms. Pohler delivers a captivating, fast-paced story filled with mystery, suspense, and danger artfully entwined with historical fact and paranormal fancy to delight, enthrall, and thoroughly entertain her readers. . . . Like the other stories in this series, there is no shortage of paranormal incidents to ensnare the imagination while the drama of main story unfolds evoking a full gamut of emotions that is sure to keep your attention riveted until the very end. While there is some fairly dark subject matter in this story (as in all stories of this series), the mood of the story is not depressing but, rather, uplifting in that the main characters are always doing their level best to right any and all wrongs they encounter in their adventures."--txdoc, Goodreads Reviewer ★★★★★
"Another great mystery for my favorite group of ladies! . . . This author is quickly becoming one of my favorites." --Mary Dean, Author ★★★★★
"Riveting!Loved every word on every page. I was captivated by the background story. The author has captured the essence of the terrible time of Katrina and the sorrows felt by the families. The paranormal story is fascinating and believable. Makes you wonder about thirties and things that go bump in the night. I absolutely love the cast at characters as the traverse From book to book and adventure to adventure. I hope the author doesn't run out of locations and story ideas. To her i say, keep up the excellent work. This is my third book and I was hooked from the first one. Thank you for a great read."--Goodreads Reviewer ★★★★★
"Voodoo, high priestess and spells. Yes, this is the book to read. . . . When you stay awake at night to finish a book, you know it's a great one. I would highly recommend this book."--Southernmermaid85, Goodreads Reviewer ★★★★★
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Eva Pohler is a USA Today bestselling author of over thirty novels in multiple genres, including mysteries, thrillers, and young adult paranormal romance based on Greek mythology. Her books have been described as "addictive" and "sure to thrill"--Kirkus Reviews.
