Voodoo Child
by Raeder Lomax
Voodoo Child immerses readers into the intoxicating underworld of 1920s Berlin, a city at the heart of Weimar Germany’s tumultuous politics. This third instalment of the Midnight Sleeper Series weaves a complex narrative of espionage, sorcery, and the looming threat of another global conflict, all set against the backdrop of Berlin’s infamous cabaret scene.
A young woman, already a sensation across Continental Europe, unwittingly becomes the catalyst for an event with the potential to ignite a new world war. Amidst the danger, a mysterious sorceress emerges, offering counsel that goes unheeded by a perilous figure too dangerous to ignore. Lomax masterfully blends historical intrigue with elements of the supernatural, creating a story that challenges the boundaries of reality and delves into the unseen forces shaping history. The novel explores the chaos of a nation on the brink, where democratic ideals clash with extremist ideologies, and the fate of free elections hangs in the balance.
Voodoo Child promises a journey filled with danger, magic, and the undeniable allure of Berlin’s nightlife, making it a must-read for fans of historical fiction and fantasy alike. Lomax’s vivid storytelling not only entertains but also provides a haunting reminder of the thin line between peace and chaos, urging readers to ponder the shadows lurking behind history’s curtain.





































