How hot is… ‘Bridget and the Voodoo Queen’?

by J.R. Luxor

reviewed by Reed James

Bridget (or Brig) is a unicorn. No, not the mythical creature but a bisexual woman who only dates couples. She loves threesomes, and meeting a couple in a committed relationship lets her indulge in her desires without all the complications. Her life changes when she’s sent to New Orleans to investigate a story about Mama Lou, an old Bayou woman that had been running the last authentic voodoo shop in the city.  But she’s old and dying, and her granddaughters want to open a modern shop.

Bridget is thrown into a new a world when she stops a thief from robbing Mama Lou. In thanks, Mama Lou gives her a talesman that may contain a severed finger of a devilish imp cut off by Andrew Jackson in 1812.  As Bridget begins to explore the powers the amulet gives her (and helps others find love), she begins to learn the origins of her amulet.

Bridget and the Voodoo Queen is almost two stories. The first half, set in New Orleans, is a great read, delving into the history of the War of 1812 and how it affected the almost mystical New Orleans of his story. The second half becomes a SciFi book as Bridget, through her friend Lydia, uncoves the secrets of the Amulet. I didn’t like the second half as much as the first. There is still hot, kinky sex, but it lost some of the allure of the first half.

Now for the sex. It’s hot and varied. Passionate FF, kinky threesomes, and even a few naughty stories that uses Bridget’s imagination. The amulet adds a new dimension to the sex scenes.

I give it 4 out of 5 voodoo amulets.

You can buy Bridget and the Voodoo Queen for $2.99 from Amazon. Check out JR Luxor’s Amazon Author Page for more sexy reads and follow him on twitter @videosofthe!

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