When Jack Edney is assaulted and hospitalized in Priouxville on the banks of Ghost Bayou near Bayou Teche in Louisiana, Tony Boudreaux forgoes his long anticipated vacation to aid his best friend. He is surprised to learn that Jack's assailants were searching for hidden diamonds, but the jewels turn out to be the least of his worries. In his efforts to uncover who attacked Jack, Tony stumbles onto three murders the locals attributed to the mythical loup garou, a shape-changing creature roaming the swamps. The deeper he delves into the mystery of the diamonds, the more he becomes a target himself. His hunt for the stolen gems and those responsible for Jack's assault take him into the chilling eighteenth-century culture of backwater swamps, the unholy mysteries of New Orleans, and the furtive backroom schemes of local politics. As if he didn't have his hands full already, he is forced to take his ex-wife, Diane, who is married to Jack, under his wing for her own safety.

The Diamonds of Ghost Bayou (A Tony Boudreaux Mystery)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Conwell, Kent

Mystery

Thomas & Mercer

When Tony Boudreaux agrees to help his ex-girlfriend Debbie Edwards Reeves find her father, he gets more than he bargained for. Reeves has vanished after being accused of masterminding a half-million dollar armored car heist, and Boudreaux's search leads him through the shadowy back alleys of Austin and up to the snow-covered peaks of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, north of Santa Fe. To make matters worse, right in the middle of his investigation involving the convoluted world of psychics, illegal gambling, and grand theft, his troubles are compounded when his old man is arrested for the murder of a back alley wino. In the midst of it all, Janice Coffman-Morrison, Tony's significant other, wants to talk marriage. Will there be enough in Tony Boudreaux to solve the predicaments of everyone around him and still have something left to help himself?

Murder Among Friends (A Tony Boudreaux Mystery)

First Edition hardcover western novel.

Panhandle Gold

Literature & Fiction

AmazonEncore

After years of struggling, Buster Adams suddenly has the opportunity to both strike it big and marry an heiress. All he has to do is make it to San Antonio within five days. But just as he fords the Pecos River, he stumbles across a young woman, five orphaned children, a mongrel dog, and an ill-tempered goose. To leave the band of ragamuffins all alone in the uncharted wilds of Texas is unthinkable. But Buster knows that with them in tow, he may not make it to San Antonio in time. Reluctantly, Buster agrees to take the motley gang under his wing. Together they ford treacherous rivers, dodge angry Comanches, outsmart cruel outlaws, and confront the ghostly legacy of long-dead Spaniards. Will Buster Adams lose his lifelong dream, or will he end up discovering another kind of treasure?

Buster Adams and the Ragamuffin Gang

Genre Fiction

Jim Wells

Laughing Girl Creek is Kent's seventh book for AVALON, which  include the recently published titles Jim Wells, Buster Adams and the  Ragamuffin Gang, and Wild Rose Pass.

Laughing Girl Creek

United States

Valley of Gold

Painted Comanche Tree is Conwell's tenth book for Avalon, a like  that includes the recently published Valley of Gold; Bumpo, Bill, and  the Girls; Laughing Girl Creek; and Jim Wells.

Painted Comanche Tree

The Ghost of Blue Bone Mesa is Conwell's eleventh book for Avalon, a list that includes the recently published titles Valley of Gold; Bumpo, Bill, and the Girls; Laughing Girl Creek; Jim Wells; and Painted Comanche Tree.

The Ghost of Blue Bone Mesa

Blood Brothers is Kent Conwell's fourteenth book for Avalon, which include the recently published titles, Glitter of Gold, Texas Orphan Train, Painted Comanche Tree, Valley of Gold, and The Ghost of Blue Bone Mesa.

Blood Brothers

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