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Madame Voodoo and the Voodoo King
Perfect for spooky season, this thrilling sequel to the magical
Madame Voodoo is packed with witches, magic, lesbian romance, and even more drama!
Even after his death, Nkechi still didn’t feel free of him.
With Kosum’s mother still in deep slumber, and the coven in chaos, Nkechi and Kosum are left reeling in the aftermath of Charlie’s betrayal.
Determined to save the ones they love, and stand up to the vicious Voodoo King, the two friends find themselves spread thin as they become embroiled in a series of increasingly dangerous magical incidents.
As tensions rise, will they be able to muster up the strength to defeat their foes? Or will the evil witches at play best them once and for all?
✨ Praise for the Madame Voodoo series ✨
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “A bewitching, creative and unique story. I was hooked from the prologue to the very last word!” – Goodreads reviewer
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “The perfect spooky season read! I will be recommending this to all my witch-loving readers.” – Goodreads reviewer
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I loved Nkechi's story from the beginning to the end. Female character, reclaiming her power and becoming the badass woman she was meant to be. Let me tell you, it’s hard to fangirl this much without giving out spoilers left, right and centre!” – Goodreads reviewer
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I really enjoyed this book! It had everything you could want in a new adult fantasy, I couldn't wait to turn the next page.” – Goodreads reviewer
Even after his death, Nkechi still didn’t feel free of him.
With Kosum’s mother still in deep slumber, and the coven in chaos, Nkechi and Kosum are left reeling in the aftermath of Charlie’s betrayal.
Determined to save the ones they love, and stand up to the vicious Voodoo King, the two friends find themselves spread thin as they become embroiled in a series of increasingly dangerous magical incidents.
As tensions rise, will they be able to muster up the strength to defeat their foes? Or will the evil witches at play best them once and for all?
✨ Praise for the Madame Voodoo series ✨
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “A bewitching, creative and unique story. I was hooked from the prologue to the very last word!” – Goodreads reviewer
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “The perfect spooky season read! I will be recommending this to all my witch-loving readers.” – Goodreads reviewer
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I loved Nkechi's story from the beginning to the end. Female character, reclaiming her power and becoming the badass woman she was meant to be. Let me tell you, it’s hard to fangirl this much without giving out spoilers left, right and centre!” – Goodreads reviewer
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I really enjoyed this book! It had everything you could want in a new adult fantasy, I couldn't wait to turn the next page.” – Goodreads reviewer
312 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 28, 2025
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November 2, 2025
Thank you very much to @cranthorpemillner for the ARC.
This Young Adult novel is a diect sequel to Madame Voodoo that was released in 2023 and forms the middle book that is now part of a planned trilogy.
The main part of this second book can be enjoyed as a separate adventure but there are parts that make more sense having read the first one.
It's a fantasy/horror/lesbian romance with two strong female teenage characters. Nkechi, an African American with distinctive facial markings from vitiligo, a powerful witch with various abilities and nursing a broken heart over what happened with her boyfriend, Charlie, in book 1, and Kosum, her gay Asian best friend who has powerful telekinetic powers. Kosum's mother is in a coma, the coven of witches is in disarray, and New Orleans is a war zone as the Voodoo King grows in power.
There's lots of fun, adventure and peril with magic, witchcraft, possessed zombies, warlocks, potions, spells and strange creatures.
The danger level has escalated a lot from the first book and from the title it will be no surprise that voodoo deities Papa Legba and Baron Samedi make appearances.
It's totally aimed at the teen market with the choice of language used (I had to look up a couple of words in the urban dictionary because I don't talk like a teenager 😂), and tropes such as enemies to lovers which only work because young people change their minds frequently.
The characters act with a lot of sass and it's good to see them growing in their abilities, confidence and emotions.
Spooky season fun for a younger audience which keeps up the fast pace and mix of sweetness and tragedy that made Madame Voodoo so enjoyable.
✨✨✨✨4 stars
Do you know the difference between voodoo, common, hedge, and satanic witches?
The Index of Species explains all.
This Young Adult novel is a diect sequel to Madame Voodoo that was released in 2023 and forms the middle book that is now part of a planned trilogy.
The main part of this second book can be enjoyed as a separate adventure but there are parts that make more sense having read the first one.
It's a fantasy/horror/lesbian romance with two strong female teenage characters. Nkechi, an African American with distinctive facial markings from vitiligo, a powerful witch with various abilities and nursing a broken heart over what happened with her boyfriend, Charlie, in book 1, and Kosum, her gay Asian best friend who has powerful telekinetic powers. Kosum's mother is in a coma, the coven of witches is in disarray, and New Orleans is a war zone as the Voodoo King grows in power.
There's lots of fun, adventure and peril with magic, witchcraft, possessed zombies, warlocks, potions, spells and strange creatures.
The danger level has escalated a lot from the first book and from the title it will be no surprise that voodoo deities Papa Legba and Baron Samedi make appearances.
It's totally aimed at the teen market with the choice of language used (I had to look up a couple of words in the urban dictionary because I don't talk like a teenager 😂), and tropes such as enemies to lovers which only work because young people change their minds frequently.
The characters act with a lot of sass and it's good to see them growing in their abilities, confidence and emotions.
Spooky season fun for a younger audience which keeps up the fast pace and mix of sweetness and tragedy that made Madame Voodoo so enjoyable.
✨✨✨✨4 stars
Do you know the difference between voodoo, common, hedge, and satanic witches?
The Index of Species explains all.
Displaying 1 of 1 review