Primal Creatures: an intoxicatingly addictive and totally unputdownable Wyatt Thomas New Orleans paranormal mystery thriller (French Quarter Mystery Book 3) Audiobook By Eric Wilder cover art

Primal Creatures: an intoxicatingly addictive and totally unputdownable Wyatt Thomas New Orleans paranormal mystery thriller (French Quarter Mystery Book 3)

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Primal Creatures: an intoxicatingly addictive and totally unputdownable Wyatt Thomas New Orleans paranormal mystery thriller (French Quarter Mystery Book 3)

By: Eric Wilder
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When you hear the howls, don't go near the swamp

Paranormal investigator Wyatt deals with a heinous death on an island resort for actors, artists, and writers. Strange monks, Cajun werewolves, and people in a fishing village who practice voodoo populate the island. An old voodoo woman tells Wyatt, "There are creatures on this island that only walk at night." Will Wyatt solve the murder mystery and uncover the island's dark secret, or become a victim to the swamp's horrid creatures?

 Fantasy Fiction Mystery Private Investigators Science Fiction Supernatural Thriller & Suspense Detective Magic Witchcraft Werewolf Wolf Shifter
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I loved the story and the characters but the flat and monotone virtual narrative made we want to hurry and get to the end of it. I often had to rewind to determine who said what. There was no excitement, male and female voices all sounded the same. It got to a point I didn't care anymore. I've listened to many virtual narratives but this is the first time I've experienced such a monotone reading. You taught me a valuable lesson.

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