That Voodoo You Do (That Old Black Magic, #1)

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That Voodoo You Do (That Old Black Magic #1)

by Jodi Redford (Goodreads Author)

3.6 of 5 stars 3.60 · rating details · 260 ratings · 48 reviews

Something dead this way comes-

That Old Black Magic, Book 1

For ten long years Griffin Trudeau has managed to keep his paws off Jemma Finnegan, best friend and leading star of his kinkiest fantasies. As her appointed cat familiar, indulging those fantasies with the delectable witch is strictly forbidden. But when Jemma shows up at his door with seduction in mind, control

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Kindle Edition, 172 pages

Published October 12th 2010 by Samhain Publishing, Ltd.

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Feb 23, 2012 Amanda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: free, on-kindle, read-in-2012

Original review (live 3/26): http://onabookbender.com/2012/03/26/r...

You only have to read the synopsis to know that this book is out of my normal reading comfort zone. In fact, I'm pretty sure this was my first book with a threesome. But if I'm going to do a threesome, Jodi Redford is the right person to do it with. I mean, she writes it. And I read it. What did you think I meant? Now, as Kelly has informed me before, menage =/= love triangle. And this certainly was the case here. And thank goo...more Original review (live 3/26): http://onabookbender.com/2012/03/26/r...

You only have to read the synopsis to know that this book is out of my normal reading comfort zone. In fact, I'm pretty sure this was my first book with a threesome. But if I'm going to do a threesome, Jodi Redford is the right person to do it with. I mean, she writes it. And I read it. What did you think I meant? Now, as Kelly has informed me before, menage =/= love triangle. And this certainly was the case here. And thank goodness, because we all know my opinion about love triangles (a big *thumbs down* in case you need the reminder). I'm not about to jump on the menage bandwagon, but I liked how the relationships between all three characters were handled, and that there was a HEA. This is a romance, after all.

I picked up That Voodoo You Do on a day that I was not supposed to be reading at all. I selected it because it was one of the shorter reads that I had (it's either the equivalent of 143 or 208 pages, depending on which version on Goodreads you believe) and that alone. Well, that and I creep on Jodi on Twitter. And Kelly and Shirley and others love Jodi. So, I figured that it was about time I got around to reading That Voodoo You Do. Based on the synopsis and what I had heard, I was a little apprehensive, but I was pleasantly surprised at what a fun read this was.

Jemma and Griff bring new meaning to sex that rocks the world by accidentally unleashing a zombie apocalypse. Remember when I said I'm not a fan of zombies? I lied, because I like Jodi's zombies (I'd probably also like Kelly's zombies if they ever showed up in her zombieless zombie story, but that's another story for another time). The zombies are all tied into the evil voodoo queen bent on taking over the world. And there are witches. And werewolves (YES, even a #NakedWerewolf). And tigers -- OH MY.

Beyond those elements, That Voodoo You Do boils down to a really sweet romance. This is what I truly enjoyed, it is what kept me reading despite my reservations, and it is what will make me continue with the series (book 2 is already sitting on my wishlist as we speak, or rather, as I type this). There is magic and romance and zombies and witches and sexy times. Does it really get any better than that? If you like fun, quirky paranormal romances, take That Voodoo You Do for a romp. It will leave you feeling flushed and satisfied.(less)

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Dec 19, 2012 Kate rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: erotica, paranormal-romance, shifters, witches, zombies, menage

Oh my! I wasn’t expecting this book to be as funny as I found it. From the first page I was laughing. And it’s not just funny – it’s exciting, it’s interesting and it’s earth-shatteringly hot!

The story starts with Jemma Finnegan, a woman with a plan, setting out to seduce her super hunk of a best friend of ten years – Griffin Trudeau. Next comes some delicious and literally earth moving kitchen lovin’, the beginning of a zombie apocalypse and that’s just the first chapter!

From the start I loved...more Oh my! I wasn’t expecting this book to be as funny as I found it. From the first page I was laughing. And it’s not just funny – it’s exciting, it’s interesting and it’s earth-shatteringly hot!

The story starts with Jemma Finnegan, a woman with a plan, setting out to seduce her super hunk of a best friend of ten years – Griffin Trudeau. Next comes some delicious and literally earth moving kitchen lovin’, the beginning of a zombie apocalypse and that’s just the first chapter!

From the start I loved the chemistry between Griff and Jemma. The comradeship of having been best friends for ten years was evident and the tangible sexual tension between the two was electric. I was rooting for them as a couple. And if I had any doubts of Jemma as a heroine they were wiped away when she tried to take down a zombie using a ThighBlaster.

The secondary cast of Clarissa (the coven leader) and the other witches (Mrs Peach, Gloria) were delightful. I loved the banter and pop culture references they delivered.

And Logan Scott? [He's] the guy your mama warned you about. The ultimate biker boy complete with the mirrored shades, barbed wire tattoo and snug jeans – I loved him. Normally I don’t like any character that threatens the Happily Ever After that I desire but I loved what Logan brought to the story. The fact that he brought out Griff’s jealous side… that is just a bonus!

After finishing the book, I’m still a little unsure as to why the ménage à trois strengthened Jemma’s magic but it was such an hot and steamy scene that I’ll let it slide. I really enjoyed the creativeness of the sex scenes. And the humour that was present throughout everything.

The witch/zombie/shifter storyline was exciting too – this book, whilst mostly is about the romance and the sex also has more too it – and it kept me guessing. I loved how Jemma grew as a character. She became the kick-ass heroine that her witchy ancestors (well… most of them) would be proud of.

This is probably the funniest erotic romance that I’ve ever read. I am so excited about the next book in the series (which is out and I have already bought!) being about Clarissa and Logan. The little moments of those two were some of my favourite interludes in the story. I recommend this book for anyone who likes light hearted storyline and zombie apocalypses mixed in with their erotica.(less)

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Jun 25, 2011 Jessica rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: erotic-romance, paranormal-romance

It started off funny and light-hearted -- Jemma decides to seduce her friend Griff, who she's known since college. Unfortunately, after wild success in that department, she wakes up to find her dead uncle Harold trying to kill her. She's understandably horrified. After Griff dispatches her uncle-turned-zombie, he hits her with (part of) the shocking truth about her birth parents. Meanwhile, he neglects to tell her the truth about his own heritage and his real reason for being in her life:

Fear he

...more It started off funny and light-hearted -- Jemma decides to seduce her friend Griff, who she's known since college. Unfortunately, after wild success in that department, she wakes up to find her dead uncle Harold trying to kill her. She's understandably horrified. After Griff dispatches her uncle-turned-zombie, he hits her with (part of) the shocking truth about her birth parents. Meanwhile, he neglects to tell her the truth about his own heritage and his real reason for being in her life:

Fear held his tongue hostage. In the back of his mind he'd always known the day would come when he'd have to explain to Jemma about who he was. What he was. But once she discovered the truth, their lives would be forever changed. A selfish part of him wanted to prolong the illusion of normalcy they'd built together. It was the only thing he had. The only thing that'd given him something to live for.

Then, Logan enters the picture and Jemma is told that, to save the world she's going to have to have a threesome. After a brief WTF? moment (it had been long enough between buying and reading this story that I forgot about that part of the description) I started getting annoyed -- the Logan element really does interfere with Jemma and Griff figuring out their own changing relationship and I would have liked to have learned more about Griff's backstory.

But still, the humor won me over. So much of the rest of the story is OTT, why shouldn't this be too?

She stared at the muscles shifting between all that golden, velvety skin, her suspicions bubbling. It was too damn weird and convenient that both Logan and Griff were standing around half naked all of a sudden. Unless some devious shirt monster was making its rounds in the neighborhood, there was definitely something afoot.

I also liked how, at the end of the story when Jemma had to fight against the witches' council for [character name] to be released from banishment, she didn't give some grand speech or engage in battle and immediately get her way. I feel like that's been done a million times in PNR/UF and it never feels satisfying to me; it always feels like lazy writing. Instead, she went to the council, made her plea, then had to regroup and try again. She persevered against the face of bureaucracy, which I found to be a pleasant surprise.

I'm very much looking forward to reading the next in the series.(less)

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Jun 22, 2011 Kelly rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebooks, 2011-favorites, read-in-2011, paranormal-romance

Zombies! I haven't read enough zombie book recently so this totally hit the spot. Because, you know, zombies are fun. In a completely gross and decomposing way. What can I say? I like the creep factor involved with the idea of the dead rising. It gives me delicious shivers. You know what else floats my boat? Witches and shapeshifters. Especially when the shifters are all growly and territorial. Yum.

Jodi Redford is a new to me author and I am so glad that she's on my radar now. This book was amaz...more

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Nov 03, 2011 Shirley rated it 4 of 5 stars

I've been looking at this book for a while. I'm not sure what the hesitation was. I love PA romance and I'm not afraid of books that are heavy on romance. It wasn't the zombies either, even though this was my first zombie book. I just hadn't gotten to that particular group of undead yet. Whatever the reason, I can now call myself a Jodi Redford fan and there is no turning back.

The story revolves around Jemma and Griff. For the record, those of you who get totally frustrated when characters are f...more

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Feb 20, 2012 Jenni Ebba rated it 4 of 5 stars

I was surprised by this book. It was undoubtedly a very fast read, but worth the few dollars it cost me on my Nook. That Voodoo You Do is a fun romp in the occult that will leave you wanting more. In all the books I have read about Voodoo and the Craft the authors wrote either dark fantasy or whimsically light; Redford writes in a combination of both.
In the story Jemma Sue Finnegan decides it's time to seduce her reluctant best friend into having sex. Little does she know what she's unleashing...more

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Sep 08, 2011 Kendra rated it 4 of 5 stars

Favorite Quote:
“That fantasy isn’t what I really want.” She traced the line of his jaw, her eyes shimmering with moisture. “It’s you. It’s always been you.”

Review:
Jodi Redford delivers a fast-paced read packed with everything the paranormal/romance genre craves. Witches, ghosts, zombies, and of course those delectable shape-shifting familiars. Redford has an ability to transition smoothly, while keeping the flow moving without causing confusion for the reader.

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Nov 27, 2011 Darlene rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Yvensong

Recommended to Darlene by: Cher

Shelves: adult, erotic, fantasy, kindle, magick, zombies, kindle-books-i-own, lending-enabled, booklending, book-1, witches, paranormal, paranormal-romance, romance, text-to-speech-enabled

A quick read. Erotica lasting for pages (not my taste, but I know others would love it), well written and far from 'bam-bam-thankyamam' sex. Some books that is all you get. But HERE we have story.

At first I thought it was going to be all about witches. I was happy, since Bewitched I have been fascinated by the fantasy and reality of witches. But then it got into the Voodoo and zombies part. Don't know what I was expecting given the title. I put the book down for a day or so. I am not interested...more

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Jan 16, 2011 Dahlia (yadkny) rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Paranormal Lovers

Shelves: favorites

The best thing about this story is how Ms. Redford is able to make you fall in love with the characters within such a short period of time. From the moment you meet Griffin and Jemma, you know they have the kind of love that stems from years of being friends first. The mutual lust and passion falls nicely into place after that. They each had their own reasons for keeping the other at a distance, but in the end they know they can't fight the inevitable, especially once they realize how the other...more

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Sep 01, 2011 Kyla Holt rated it 5 of 5 stars

I read this book on the edge of my seat, clapping my hands or squealing like a fifth grader. Yes, I truly did. Ask my 5-year-old who thinks mommy is just a wee-bit insane. What’s so great? For one thing, I absolutely love Redford’s style. I never felt like I was pulled away from the story, or thrust out of it by the word choices. I didn’t experience any moments of “Yeah, like that would ever happen.” One has to wonder how authors manage that, especially when we’re talking about witches and famil...more

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Jan 03, 2012 Cecile rated it 5 of 5 stars

I also obtained this book for review for my very own personal thoughts. Now that I have stated the obvious... let's get to the book review!

I will start off by saying that Ms. Redford is a new to me author. Like... very new! But I am very excited to say that she has made me a new fan!! I am honored that Ms. Jodi asked to review the first book in the series... ((be on the look out for the rest of this series to be reviewed here as well... especially book four... **Getting Familiar With Your Demon*...more I also obtained this book for review for my very own personal thoughts. Now that I have stated the obvious... let's get to the book review!

I will start off by saying that Ms. Redford is a new to me author. Like... very new! But I am very excited to say that she has made me a new fan!! I am honored that Ms. Jodi asked to review the first book in the series... ((be on the look out for the rest of this series to be reviewed here as well... especially book four... **Getting Familiar With Your Demon** this one will be out very soon!)) Ms. Jodi's writing abilities captured me, allured me, enticed me, and enthralled me. Her writing is every bit passionate, romantic, desirable, and just plain sexy ~ just how I like my stories. She also gave me a story with a sense of humor that left me giggling... She added language that I have used a time or two.. or maybe three times a day, lol. She gave me a real story; the setting of the story is something that I just simply feel in love with. She indulged me in all of my fantasies... And even gave me a little more that I did not ask for. **evil wink**

Have I tempted you yet... Then let me tell you about the story! =)

Jemma is just your average woman... Okay, well she was just your average woman until one day, a key within herself unlocked a door that would change the course of her life ~ forever. Jemma lived every day like the same before, the only difference was today she was going to seduce her best friend whether he liked it or not. She was tired of pussy-footing around the desire that lurked around every glance, every barely there touch... She was tired of the wet dreams that kept her up at night. She was going to take a stand and do something about it! I loved Jemma! She is one firecracker! She has a tongue on her that doesn't stop and it makes for a great case of the giggles! Just wait till you get to know her!

Griffin is Jemma's best friend. He has been by her side through it all but most of all he has wanted to be... Well... Let's just say that he wants her okay. Actually that might be an understatement, lol, but I think you get my drift. He is the man though... Oh gawd he is ever the man. He would doing anything for her... Even walk through fire! Hell, he is even willing to face the fury of one pissed off witch ~ just for Jemma. Griffin is a man after my own heart... There is nothing in this world that would make him smile than to tell Jemma that he loves her... But if he so much as whisper those magical words... The world of which he knows would be lost.. forever. He completely melted my heart! He is possessive, demanding, passionate and most of all Sex-On-A-Stick!!!

This story is powerful! It sets the stage for the stories to come! It is full of emotion, drama, action, suspense and some freaking hot loving!! Oh you know what... I forgot to tell you that the day Jemma decided to seduce her best friend, she also discovered that she is a witch that would change the fate of all man/womankind. Oh and besides having zombies wanting to eating her brains out **hahaha, making you want to read it right!**... She discovers the lighter side of things... Her best friend is a cat... **I will let you read that part.... I get the chills just thinking of Griff all furred out, oh my** And there are a few other things she discovers... This story really made me giggle, smile, pant and happy! Ms. Jodi, I am really impressed with how you drew me in the story and did not let me go... Even after the last page was read... I wanted more!

Ms. Jodi... I am coming after you for more!! I hope I have interested you enough to tempt you into the dark side! You might enjoy it! And just remember, I know what you read and remember where I am from *Louisiana* I might have to do that Voodoo That I Do! =)(less)

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Oct 23, 2011 Chris Bails rated it 5 of 5 stars

Loved this book. This is a new author that I have fallen in love with and can't wait to read the next book of this series. Also will be one that I recommend to others.
This is a story about a girl named Jemma who is adopted and living with her adoptived parents. She has been friends with a guy named Griff. She decides she is going to try and seduce him. It works and all kinds of craziness happens. Like crazy zombies, meeting new people, finding out that you are something different then you are, a...more

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Jan 19, 2013 T. rated it 5 of 5 stars

Zombie Apocalypse- need I say more? This book was hilarious, I kept stopping to read excerpts to my sister and chuckling like a crazy woman. The story line was over the top (sexy three-some needed to come into your magical powers? Riiiiiight- but hey, it was great fun! And I have a whole new appreciation for guys in tool belts). I absolutely loved this book and although the writing isn't as complex as I usually like before giving a book 5-stars, I rated the book for the sheer enjoyment of readin...more

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Jan 14, 2012 Jenny Engler rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: e-book, i-own

Damn, this book is sexy as hell. Jodi Redford does a fantastic job of really making you see the characters. There are quite a few really erotic parts, which in my opinion, is always a great thing.
Jemma seduces Griff in mind blowing kitchen sex that causes the earth to shake. Great news, right? Wrong. Her orgasm actually causes zombies to raise in an attack to free the spirit of a witch, Nettie, whom was put under a spell by Jemma’s grandmother.
Friends are turned against each other, zombies are k...more

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Feb 08, 2012 Ron rated it 3 of 5 stars

How good do you think the sex needs to be to trigger a zombie apocalypse?

Well, the sex needed to save the world is even better.

I’d not call this safe reading for work or for your commute... There are some hot moments! But it wasn’t just hot moments, either.

Well, okay, they were important – but they had a reason! See the blurb above? Save the world!

Still, I spent a great deal of the book mentally ogling at Logan.

But anyway, There’s some mystery unravelling too – who was the evil Voodoo queen? Wil...more

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Aug 16, 2011 Bea rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 100-book-in-a-year-reading-challeng, 2011-urban-fantasy-horror-reading, 2011e-book-reading-challenge, bea-s-book-nook, ebook, my-kindle-books, read-in-2011, reviews, urban-fantasy, erotica

"Too late he realizes making love to Jemma is the trigger that launches a zombie apocalypse." - Oops! Now there's a buzz kill for sure. Just imagine if they'd known beforehand, talk about performance pressure! On the other hand, if they had known, they could have planned better, been prepared. "That Voodoo You Do" starts off fast and maintains the pace right up until the last few pages of the book.

The story sucked me from the first line and kept me hooked until those last few pages mentioned abo...more "Too late he realizes making love to Jemma is the trigger that launches a zombie apocalypse." - Oops! Now there's a buzz kill for sure. Just imagine if they'd known beforehand, talk about performance pressure! On the other hand, if they had known, they could have planned better, been prepared. "That Voodoo You Do" starts off fast and maintains the pace right up until the last few pages of the book.

The story sucked me from the first line and kept me hooked until those last few pages mentioned above. Redford writes hot sex scenes, sharp dialogue, humorous moments, and all at a brisk pace. I really enjoyed the flirting between Jemma and Griff, and between Jemma and Logan. The action with the three of them was hot and I'd have liked to see them make it work as a committed threesome. That doesn't happen but not to worry, Logan's story is in book two.

The overall plot holds up and makes sense. Jemma gets a lot thrown at her in a short time and she tries to keep up and not got overwhelmed. I do think that some of the revelations that she encounters could have been introduced at earlier points, but the time line for the upcoming zombie apocalypse is tight. That tight timeline, however, allows Redford to make Jemma more vulnerable by having to cope with so much all at once and keeping her off balance. Redford has taken the traditional trope of the hero who doesn't know anything about his powers or true parental lineage and given it a modern, urban fantasy spin in Jemma. (The writing team of Ilona Andrews has also done this with their female lead, Kate Daniels. It's a trend I like.)

Both Jemma and Griffin are likable, their romance and passion easy to believe. In addition to the forthcoming zombie apocalypse, there's another consequence to their having sex. Griffin chooses not to tell Jemma about it until there's nothing she can do about it. Personally, I'd have preferred to be told and given the chance to deal with it. Griff sees his actions as protecting her emotionally; I disagree but it's clear that he means well. Clarissa starts out as a hard-assed, tough, unfeeling witch (no really, she's a witch, and the coven leader) but by the end we see that there is more to her than that. Ms Peach, Gloria and Logan feel less well-developed to me and I was never entirely clear on the cause of the animosity between Griff and Logan, or if there even was a cause.

I mentioned that the story worked, and held my interest, until the very end. The ending felt flat and not entirely believable to me. In the book, five to six weeks have passed. In that time, Jemma has not been to work at all; the only mention of her work is near the beginning when she and Griff flee the initial zombie attack. She calls and says she's going out of town on a family emergency. That's the only reference we ever get. I was left wondering if Jemma still had a job, who paid her rent and bills while she was gone, if anyone, did she still have a job, what was she doing for money, etc. Also, after the final battle, Redford employs one of my least favorite tropes and I found myself rolling my eyes, it was so cliched. There is a HEA, this is a romance after all. How we get there didn't really work for me, it felt very anti-climactic.

Despite the ending, I really enjoyed this book. It's a good start to the series and it left me ready for the next book. But that's tomorrow's review. :)

I received this Kindle book from the author for review. (less)

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Jan 04, 2012 Marie C rated it 4 of 5 stars

Okay, so I got this book free from Amazon, but already had it in my wishlist.

What a great story! Totally not what I expected. Based on the cover, I was expecting a more chick-kicking-bad-guy's-ass kind of book (yes, I judged a book by it's cover!), and to be fair, there was some ass kicking. But the story had much more! Funny, great one liners, and a hero and heroine you can cheer for.

I enjoyed them so much I bought the following two stories in the series and have the fourth in my wishlist.

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Aug 28, 2012 Lady Lioness rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, genre-paranormal-romance, read-august-2012, subgenre-werecats, subgenre-magic

3.5 stars. Still on my phone.

I started reading this series because the third book apparently features a tiger shark shifter hero and we all know how much I adore reading about non-traditional shifters. I found That Voodoo You Do to be a quick read and even a little on the short side, as I would have preferred a smidge more world-building. There was one m/m/f scene, but it was "relevant" to the plot and wasn't gratuitous. The zombies were suitably creepy and disgusting.

Onto book 2!

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May 15, 2013 Jen Lynn rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-reviewed, kindle-read-and-reviewed

I debated on how to rate this book. There were some things I really liked about the book, and some things that weren't so great. This book was well written, entertaining, and contained a little bit of everything (zombies, witches, magic, sex, ghosts, zombies). In that sense this book was fun to read. But the downfall to this book included the fact that when it was all over, I still didn't care too much about the characters and their relationships. I feel like I didn't connect with them at all. I...more

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Jan 18, 2012 Jennifer Labelle rated it 5 of 5 stars

Loved, loved, loved this book, and now I can't wait to continue the series. A definite recommended read.
Ms. Redford is imaginative, whitty, and draws out the right emotion when needed in this well written tale of screwed up family ties, magic,friendship, and ends it with an amazing happily ever after scenerio.

Did I mention I loved it? *grins*

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Dec 02, 2010 Jackie Uhrmacher rated it 5 of 5 stars

I’ve read many excuses for characters to have a threesome, but Jodi Redford is the first to use the fear of a zombie apocalypse as a catalyst for dirty, dirty deeds. This is one of the many reasons I adore That Voodoo You Do, the first in the That Old Black Magic series.

Full review available at http://bittenbybooks.com/?p=33044.

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Jun 07, 2012 Jac Zifos rated it 5 of 5 stars

First in the series, I laughed out loud so many times reading this book! I love books that keeping me snickering page after page, and Jodi Redford does it everytime! Cool world of witches, familiars and demons, and did I mention how much fun it is to read them?

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Oct 31, 2011 Jess rated it 4 of 5 stars

Check out my review and a teaser on my blog: http://frommetoyouvideophoto.blogspot.com/2011/10/feasted-on-that-old-black-magic-series.html

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Oct 06, 2012 Amyiw rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: x-2012

That Voodoo You Do was a quick, cute, wacky, erotically sexy, fun romp, without much background substance. I still don't know how things work mentally but it was fun to see it in action.

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Sep 22, 2011 Pam rated it 4 of 5 stars

A great beginning to a series about witches, zombies and hot shifters.

Loved the characters and chemistry between them and am looking forward to seeing them again in the next books.

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Mar 28, 2013 Julianna rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-reads, books-in-a-series, ghost-paranormal, menage, pregnant-babies, shapeshifter-vampire

Really liked this one! I got a kick out of almost all the characters and really want to know what happens next with griff and jemma and also with Logan:)

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Jan 01, 2012 Christi rated it 5 of 5 stars

I absolutely love this book and recommend it to anyone who needs a good HOT book to take their mind off of their problems.

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Dec 07, 2011 Mello ❣ Illium ✮Harry✮ ☀Myrnin☀ Torin Ichimaru rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: adult, erotica, witches, werewolves, werecats, supernatural, paranormal-romance, zombies, hawt-heroes, magic

Pretty good story and wasn't just about sex, even though that's how the story opens and is the catalyst for everything else. Creepy zombies are creepy. Sexy tigers are sexy.

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Feb 28, 2012 Kathy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-2012

lot of fun until the zombies showed up. really enjoyed this, and looking forward to the rest of the series.

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Jan 08, 2012 Ashley rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: red-hots, romance, paranormal-romance, zombie-lit

Hot sex and zombies (though no hot sex WITH zombies, thankfully). What else could a girl want?

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At the ripe age of seven, I penned my first epic, complete with stick figure illustrations. Sadly, my drawing skills haven't improved much, but my love of creating fantasy worlds is still going strong.
Yep, I still love writing about fairies, ghosts, and other supernatural creatures, only my stories pack a little more heat these days.

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“He didn’t immediately answer. His focus, however, remained glued to her cleavage. Ground control, we have contact.” — 2 people liked it

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That Voodoo You Do (That Old Black Magic #1)

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