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Bridget Bound to the Voodoo Queen

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Bridget interviews New Orleans’ last traditional voodoo priestess and discovers the woman’s powers are genuine due to her interaction with one of two rival alien species which have been mining Earth’s previous metals since 10,000 BCE. The dying priestess gives Bridget a talisman which enhances her abilities. She later learns the talisman has other effects on her as she tries to use the alien tool to her advantage. Later volumes in the Children of Rival Gods series explore the two alien races. One appears human and they were mistaken as gods when they encountered Bronze Age people. They select and recruit agents as adults from the English speaking populations. The other alien race appears reptilian and seems to swim through our atmosphere. Their repulsive appearance required them to recruit a breeding population of 2,000 humans by “rescuing” (never say kidnap!) promising toddlers from the human population, which they have maintained since then. Both sides try to continue mining Earth’s metals in secret, but the two races find it difficult to co-exist peacefully since their war in the skies of Earth 10,000 years ago, which is recorded in many cultures across the globe. An uneasy peace exists in the current day, but as human events evolve, they can’t resist interfering.

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Chapters
9
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Age Rating
18+

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Book One of the Children of Rival Gods Epic Series

Bridget Bound to the Voodoo Queen

by J.R. Luxor

Copyright 2020

J.R. Luxor Publishing

Concord, CA 94520

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