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Book Tour Giveaway: Bad Juju by Dina Rae


Today on Bex 'n' Books we've put together something a little different for Dina Rae's stop on our blog. We've put together a collection of what the reviewers say!
This should give you an excellent opportunity to see what other readers and reviewers have said about the exciting and scary Bad Juju! Happy reading!
You'll find the lovely giveaway at the bottom of the post!

Buy Links:
Amazon | B&N

Author Bio:
Dina Rae is a new author that is here to stay. As a former teacher, she brings an academic element to her work. Her research on the Yezidi religion and love of art inspired her story telling for Halo of the Damned.
Her second novel, The Last Degree, is a fictionalized account of the Freemason’s role in the New World Order. Dina's grandfather was the Most Worshipful of his lodge. The subject has always held a personal interest.
Her latest novel, Bad Juju, is about an old Haitian bokor who mentors two teens in the dark arts. A unique blend of horror, romance, and literary fiction meant for adults and mature teens.
Dina lives with her husband, two daughters, and two dogs outside of Chicago. She is an avid reader, tennis player, movie buff, and self-proclaimed expert on conspiracy theories. She has appeared in several literary blogs, newspapers, e-zines, and radio shows as a guest

Where to find Dina:
Website | Blog | Twitter | Facebook

Blurb:
Lucien Nazaire flees his Haitian homeland and meanders around the United States for decades. He settles in a Wisconsin trailer park filled with elderly tenants. He meets Jake and hires him for odd household jobs. As their relationship progresses, Lucien invites the boy into the world of Voodoo.
Jake LaRue lives in foster care with his abusive uncle. The Voodoo lessons give him a sense of power within an otherwise helpless situation. Despite his loner status, he instantly connects with Henry, his only friend in high school.
Henry Novak has Asperger’s Syndrome. He fixates on historical events, most recently the 2010 Haitian earthquake. Like Jake, he becomes passionate about the dark side of Voodoo. They learn how to cast spells on those they hate and lust, leading up to dire consequences.
Months after the Haitian earthquake, Henry convinces his family to volunteer for the island's reconstruction. Their mission turns into a nightmare when he mysteriously walks off of the campsite.
Bad Juju is a balance of horror, romance, and literary fiction intended for adults and mature teens. The plot uses research involving the Voodoo religion

Tour Stops:
December 5 YA Book Addict  Excerpt
December 6 Amys Booket List Guest Post
December 7  FanGirl Hostess Excerpt/Author Interview
December 9  Up All Night Reviews  Guest Post
December 10 Bex N Books What the Reviewers say!
December 11 The Peasant's Revolt Excerpt/Guest Post
December 12 Angels Are Kids & Angels Review



Comments

  1. Wow! Thanks so much for putting this all together! Great posting! Love the banner! Can't believe you put up all of those reviews! Really appreciated, Dina Rae

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    1. Our pleasure. Plus we've fixed our awful typo! *hangs head in shame*

      :)

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  2. Sharing your book on Mad about books wall

    https://www.facebook.com/Madaboutbooks

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  3. This book sounds AWESOME!!! I cannot wait to read!!!

    Julia
    juliamills@aol.com

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