Bokur

by Dan Conover

When a sly voudousant trickster grants three American women the magical ability to possess the bodies of others, wealthy West Indies expat Bonnie Wight faces an unexpected mid-life Now that the respectable world has had its say, what does she actually desire? Bokur is a seductive paranormal thriller that unfolds across a bright Caribbean paradise and the shadowy borderlands of good and evil. When the ancient African vodoun tradition collides with the taboo High Magic of Aleister Crowley's Golden Dawn, Do What Thou Whilt becomes not merely the whole of the law, but an invitation to sex, intrigue -- and murder.

300 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 31, 2013

About the author

I was born in Chicago, raised in North Carolina, and spent most of my 20-year newspaper career in Charleston, SC. That's also where I met my wife, Janet Edens, and where we raised our four kids from previous marriages.

I quit the newspaper business on a buyout in 2008 and managed to miss most of the carnage that followed. I've been freelancing ever since.

Reviews

[Lori Loftis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ultimate tale of "Stranger Danger" for adults!

A well put together story of Americans living abroad and coming face to face with voodoo, possession, and the bokur responsible for changing their lives forever. A fun read complete with a little spicy erotica for added flavor.

[Scarlett Jones, LMT · Rating 5 out of 5]

Started out slow, allowing the setup. Then it got good, like really good. Interesting book, liked it way more than anticipated. DID not see surprise ending. Loved this book!