Swamp Spirits - Jana DeLeon

Swamp Spirits

By Jana DeLeon

  • Release Date: 2022-08-08
  • Genre: Women Sleuths
Score: 4.5
4.5
From 724 Ratings
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Description

Ghost of a chance?

Fortune is thrilled when Ben Harrison, her former CIA partner, and his fiancée, Cassidy, decide to leave DC and move to the Louisiana bayous. They’ve already secured jobs and are only lacking a place to live, so everyone is excited when they quickly find a home. There’s only one problem—the house has a reputation. It’s haunted.

Fortune doesn’t believe in ghosts, but when Cassidy starts seeing a woman in white inside her house and can’t determine how she’s entering or exiting, Fortune knows she’s got to figure out what’s going on before things get worse. As Swamp Team 3 takes on the “spirited” case, they dive into a decades-old mystery of love, money, voodoo curses, and a missing woman. But can they get answers before Ben and Cassidy give up the ghost and go back to DC?

Reviews

  • The best ever

    5
    By Coloradogal
    I needed this now…and this one is The Best! With a surprise at the end!! Don’t miss it!

  • This book keeps you on your toes

    5
    By Inuvik
    I love this series of books and I can’t wait until she releases a new one. I laugh so hard at Gertie’s mishaps. She’s like a kid in a candy store that happens to knock down anything remotely close to her. She usually has one thing in her purse that will help them find the killer. This place shows how desperate people can be. Especially when it’s family involved.

  • Fortune

    5
    By 2hrtsas1
    Love these books. I have read and enjoyed every one of them

  • Finally Back!

    4
    By NikP413
    This is my first review of a Miss Fortune novel. I’ve read every one in order. The series started great- fun easy reading and developing characters and stories to go along with the “big mystery” in the book. Then they became soooo predictable and formulaic it was hard to even finish a few. Almost like the author was cranking them out with little thought or care. I nearly didn’t read swamp spirits because I was tired of the long string of drab disappointments BUT I had to try. Bingo! De Leon is back to original form with this one. Great cast of characters (not JUST the almost played out threesome). Deeply thought out and multi faceted storyline. Even a new animal that brings more than a cheap laugh to the table! Hope she continues to put forth this level of storytelling for us Sinful fans.

  • LOOOVE all her books! The only bad thing is when it ends!

    5
    By shanword
    😍

  • Awesome

    5
    By Blairamurphy
    They get better and better!!!! I can’t wait for the next book!!!!

  • Swamp spirits

    5
    By Was0110
    Another fun read. Love the twists and turns in the story. Looking forward to her next Miss Fortune book!

  • This was great. Just like all the rest. Thanks for the great read

    5
    By Gram radar
    Great read.

  • Fortune does it again!

    5
    By Msdebg33
    Often when a series has gone on as long as this one, things get stale or repetitive. Not the case with this one. I found it funny, charming, familiar, and good enough to keep me reading into the night. Love the series and all the wacky characters that know they are wacky. Will keep buying and re-read often!

  • Rambo

    5
    By math wizard
    I love reading the Fortune series of books. This is one but it branches out and brings a friend from Fortune’s past into the mystery. There is the usual romance, odd things done by Gertie and plenty of action. Ronald is a good friend and helpful in finding secret cubby holes in the walls snd now we have Rambo, a bloodhound to help. Things are really interesting as the ghost story will get laid to rest and many secrets will be revealed! Enjoy this story as I did and look forward to the next!

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