Jimmy Paz Tropic of Night, Book 1, (Paperback)

from kalliope

Excellent, well-done thriller. I loved the backdrop of Africa, the anthropological approach, the damaged heroine, the African sorcery. It was an addictive read, and I plan to read the others.

from ct.bergeron

Jane Doe was a promising anthropologist, an expert on shamanism. Now she's nothing, a shadow: after faking her own suicide, she's living under an assumed identity in Miami with a little girl to protect. Everyone thinks she's dead. Or so she hopes. Then the killings start, a series of ritualistic ...

from decaturmamaof2

in the middle of this one... i like it but parts of it are creepy so I can't read it at night (LOL!) -- finished this book - didn't like it as much as first Jimmy Paz novel, but very well done nevertheless.

from rsilbaugh

Strong plot, unforgettable characters and a wide range of locals blend with diverse anthropological information to make this book a riveting read.

from cequillo

Voodooism, balmy Florida nights, tales of Africa's deepest regions, and one single, driven detective all come together to make this a page turner. Gruber obviously did his research on this novel and brings the reader a deep and broad history of voodoo. His characterizations and plotting drive the...