Spirits, Beignets, and a Bayou Biker Gang

Pyper Rayne, Book 3

By: Deanna Chase

Narrated by: Gabra Zackman

Medium Pyper Rayne and her witch boyfriend Julius are on an impromptu getaway in southern Louisiana. The quaint bayou town has everything: a Victorian inn, a famous brew pub, the best beignets this side of the Mississippi. Oh and an infamous bayou biker gang.

When a ghost rider suddenly appears with clues to an unsolved kidnapping, Pyper and Julius find themselves smack in the middle of a crime ring. Only not everyone is who they seem. They'll need to untangle the web of secrets and figure out who to trust before they risk everything...including their own lives.

©2016 Deanna Chase (P)2016 Deanna Chase

Swamp Tour, Gator surfing Ghost and mystery!!!!

Would you consider the audio edition of Spirits, Beignets, and a Bayou Biker Gang to be better than the print version?

Ghost and mystery's are afloat in swamps of their vacation. Witch which was there wasnt there but was there give them things , which mean they are in for another adventure not of their own making. Blood Calls to like blood you understand later but this something you shouldn't miss the Gator surfing alone is so worth it and some things go viral on net!

Great book i hope she keep making more

Love it

I read the book and now I listen to it. Wow so good and I was laughing through it. It was more funny listen to the book. Thank you for the fun.

adventure, mystery and fun

this addition to the series was fun, with laughs and some surprises. I enjoy this group of characters and all their fun.

A little less and a lot more

I felt like this book was a little slower paced than the rest of the recent books in the Jade/Piper series with only a couple of action scenes in it too. But it in no way detracts from the book or storyline. The addition of some really great characters and the absolute delight of Ida Mae's part in this book makes this one of my favorite books in the series. I hope the new characters get to stick around to entertain us in future books!

Hilarious Southern Mystery

All in all, this is my favorite in this series so far. The humor has amped up even more which made the entire book entertaining. There still is a lot of time devoted to love, friends, and witchcraft. My one complaint is her composition of the spells that the witches cast. There is a lot of rhyming, but isn’t very elaborate or elegant, which would add to the mystery and charm. The mystery does take more of a central role, and her storytelling in a mystery sense is greatly improving. And the twist with Beau gave the book a Witches of Keating Hollow warm and fuzzy feel. Happy to be over the hump in the series and can’t wait to finish the final two books!