Official Review: VooDoo Souls by Ezekiel Azazel II
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Itskai88
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Re: Official Review: VooDoo Souls by Ezekiel Azazel II
This is a nice storyline, it looks like Mike has his work cut out for him and it must have taken a lot of research to put together but I will pass on this one. Thanks for the review.
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I think the moral here is to keep off gang warfare. Thank for the wonderful review.
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I like the idea of the curse from the past and the gangs. Bikers dealing drugs is a bit clique but I like the way the author used his life experience in the book.
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Interesting review! I unfortunately will pass on this one because it sounds like I'd have a hard time keeping track of everything
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Storyline sounds interesting to me. Thanks for the review.
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The storyline seems intriguing. Thanks for the review.
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Callme joan
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I like how this book talkes about different themes especially racism since it is affecting many parts of the world currently. This is a reat review. I must, however say, voodoos give me nightmares even at my age. All in all, thank you for a job well done.
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I am not into bikes that much; the loud noises that they make scare me every time. But the curse that is a part of this story has my curiosity raised high. Thanks for the review!
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I think I find the story interesting,but the curses part, I really don’t think it’s for me,beautiful review .
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Storyline seems really creepy but should be an interesting read. Thanks for the review.
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Curse, mystery, and suspense are definitely good elements to arouse curiosity in a book. From the review the book seems to contain all those things in it. Thanks for the nice review.
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A 19th century story about a biker gang. Well, books set in that era always includes the them of slavery. I believe it will make a good read. Great review job you did here.
