Oyster Bay Boogie: A dangerously intoxicating and totally addictive island adventure urban fantasy thriller

Oyster Bay Mystery #1

by Eric Wilder

When you hear the howls, don't go outdoorsEscape to the Majestic Hotel & Casino, the Prohibition-era resort nestled on an island off the coast of Louisiana in the Gulf of Mexico. It’s an island of mystery where bats and ghosts live in the old lighthouse, and a Cajun werewolf prowls under the moonlit sky. Join Jack Wiesinski and Grogan ‘Chief’ la Tortue on their thrilling hunt for a mysterious treasure that includes gold doubloons and unopened cases of decades-old bootleg Dominican Rum.

The adventure doesn’t end there. They embark on a perilous journey with the arrival of the stunning Odette Mouton, a talented dancer. As the island’s secrets unfold, they discover the werewolf isn’t the only otherworldly presence lurking in the shadows. Get ready for an action-packed tale of supernatural encounters, unexpected adventures, and enough paranormal mystery to keep you turning pages to the book’s exciting finale.

Here's what some Amazon reviewers are

"Can't wait for the next book."

"As always I enjoyed my foray into Eric Wilder's Louisiana world. Some genuine spooky moments and the usual ridiculously horny folks."

"Couldn’t put it down."

"Characters were interesting and so was the location."

311 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 22, 2022

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Reviews

[martha s. williams · Rating 5 out of 5]

Oyster Bay

As always I enjoyed my foray into Eric Wilder's Louisiana world. Some genuine spooky moments and the usual ridiculously horny folks what with women dropping their clothes every time they turn around, who could blame a guy.
It was good to see the good Dr and his wife again. It would be great to explore the Majestic and its ghosts further. I liked Christopher and his vampiric love, hope they make an appearance at a later date, if they can get a day pass outa Heaven. Always fun with rougarous lurking about. Looking forward to the next installment.

[Kristina Pleasant · Rating 5 out of 5]

Slow start but finishes strong

I found out about this series after I finished the new French Quarter book. It was a slow start and I almost gave up on it. Then it got really good and and I read all night, I finished it the next night.

It is almost as good if not equal to the French Quarter series. So my suggestion is don’t give up on it to soon, because once it getting going, you’ll keep saying one more chapter until you realize it’s 6am and you’d better get a few hours of sleep.

[Pamela A. · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was free to read through kindle unlimited and it’s not my typical type of book but I’m always looking for new authors to read! There was mystery, action and intriguing characters. I will definitely read more by this author! ☺️

[Stephanie Beltran · Rating 1 out of 5]

wtf? this book was something else. The oversexualization of women, the lack luster personalities of characters and their obsession with the rum this book needed at least 3 editors before being published.

[Sienna S'Zell · Rating 5 out of 5]

A light-hearted romp with an Indian chief, a Cajun, a witch or two, a lot of amazing rum, some ghouls and a shift in the plot about every 5 or 6 pages.

[Alison Cunningham · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another good series

I love Eric Wilder's French Quarter series, so I wanted to take a chance on this book. I enjoyed the development of the chat and the story. I can't wait for the next book.