Half Past Midnight: an astonishingly addictive and intoxicatingly unputdownable Wyatt Thomas New Orleans paranormal mystery crime thriller (French Quarter Mystery Book 10)

By: Eric Wilder

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Voodoo mambo Mama Mulate suffers a fate worse than death

A grieving couple hires paranormal investigator Wyatt Thomas to find the person who killed their son. But is it murder if the victim isn’t dead? Wyatt goes undercover to discover the answer and soon learns death isn’t always a person’s worst fate. Will Wyatt solve the sticky mystery or fall victim to the seemingly supernatural killer and suffer a fate worse than death?

Half Past Midnight is Book 10 of Eric Wilder’s intoxicating French Quarter Mystery Series set in that ‘exotic, erotic Mecca known as New Orleans. Visit the Big Easy tonight. You might decide to stay awhile.

I couldn’t press pause!

I finished this great story in a day and a half. Absolutely brilliant and so well written. I’m a creole New Orleans native and every reference to Voodoo & Hoodoo was extremely accurate. I’m not the biggest fan of the AI but the writing within this novel is so captivating you really could care less. Thank you Mr. Wilder, it’s a privilege to have a the amazing experience enjoying the stories in your series.

great story

I like the offbeat characters and the way that the villains were drawn so monstrously that I didn’t just want them to suffer a downfall but also their utter destruction!

Love all the French quarters series

All the books keep you interested chapter after chapter. Gonna be sad when I have finished them all

Voodoo mystery

Half Past Midnight: A Wyatt Thomas New Orleans paranormal mystery is the 10th book in the French Quarter Mystery series by Eric Wilder. Wyatt is hired by a prominent couple to find out who killed their son. The case quickly broadens into a mystery of witches, zombies, voodoo and other paranormals. I hadn’t read any others of the series and was able to read this as a stand-alone. The narration by virtual voice was halting in places. I prefer narration by a real person.