Official Review: VooDoo Souls by Ezekiel Azazel II

[Sandeep Moses Arulnesan]

I am always fond of thriller books. VooDoo souls looks like a promising tale. The real heart of the gang members is revealed when problems arise. That is relatable to the real world. Thanks for the nice review, my friend.

[Stevenmusk]

A historical fiction based on timeline and the storyline on curses gives off a unique feeling to the book. Thanks for the review.

[Azubike Richard]

Africans suffered alot during the slave trade. It must not be forgotten and I love how pupils are taught this in some schools.

[abstactlemon]

It seems like it combines very unusual aspects, and that it does them well. Great review, can't wait to pick it up.

[Opara Jerry]

im honestly just going to skip this one just because it doesn't seem like its going to be creepy in a way i like. it comes off as generic and immature but i hope im not being too critical as this is only my opinion and first impressions.

[Shem Murundu]

A mixture of crime thriller and magic is always a crazy combo. The fact that there are two rival gangs raises my interest in the book. I would love to know the aftermath of Zeke's drug deal gone sour, and how his uncle Joe helped me to get out of the trouble-making gang. Excellent review there!

[Stephen Pokoo]

I'm sure the author would be grateful for such a well-articulated and perceptive review.
To describe your review as a valuable guide for readers would be an understatement; it's a true treasure trove of insights.

[kwamemeloy]

Just added this one to my shelves

[kwamemeloy]

Your review, in many ways, mirrors the book's essence, making it an apt reflection of the narrative's soul.