Title: Nice try, but no cigar (or whiskey)!
Product review: After reading this book, I've concluded that the only truly accurate part of this book occurs within the first 50 pages. That's when this author gives the names of the Loa. The rest of the book turns into so much "McWitch-isms" (tm A. L. Drew) that it's PAINFUL to read. Voodoo "Pentagrams"? Using of "chalices and athames"? And the worst parts of all, do Voudouisants really use NORSE RUNES in their rites?!!You're better off reading Zora Neale Hurston's "Tell My Horse" for more accurate portrayals of Vodou religion than this book. My (cautious) congratulations to the author for getting his/her work published, but I can't in good conscience recommend this books as an accurate "instruction book" on how to practice the Vodou religion.
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