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Shadow Ghosts Of The Moonlight....

Jeffrey LeBlanc

rank 491

Shadow Ghosts Of The Moonlight....

Jeffrey LeBlanc

A detective tracking a skipped bail bond inmate hiding in a remote bayou village, stumbles onto legendary creatures terrorizing the village.

"You have two wolves hidden inside you. The first wolf is loving and nurturing. The second wolf is a ravenous killer. Whatever wolf you become is the one you feed." Preston Richard

Max Faucheaux has tracked people in some of the harshest terrain around the world. Now home after a two year security consultant job in Nigeria, Max has eased into easy money tracking bail bond skips all over Louisiana. A local bondsman offers a deal too good to be true. Fifty thousand dollars to track a skip out on bond for child molestation and possible murder. The skip, Preston Richard, with his political, family, and Masonic connections, was granted a hundred thousand dollar bail and before the ink was dry had fled down into the Atchafalaya waterways to the remote village Isle De Jean St. Charles south of New Orleans. In the mists and waves of moss, something hunts and hides far worse than a child predator. Can Max find what hunts the poor fishermen and their families before it's too late? Will he be able to stop their relentless attacks? Maybe only the pale bluish light of the moon shining on the ghostly moss will know the answer.

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The Devil Of Black Bayou

Jeffrey LeBlanc

rank 109

The Devil Of Black Bayou

Jeffrey LeBlanc

A cursed Creole pirate longs to be re-united with his wife murdered by the Devil at sea.

"I never feared the darkest parts of the night. I never feared monsters...until I became one."--Antoine Valterre

Would you choose damnation to save the one you loved? Romantically we'd like to say we would. But in the harshness of reality to face an eternal damnation most would not.

Antoine Valterre had that choice to make. Allow pirates to rape and murder his wife or take the Devil's bargain. He forfeits his soul and he and Marie would be freed from their captors. The problem was the Devil is always in the details.

Antoine's wife Marie is murdered by the Devil and Antoine, as part of his agreed bargain, is transformed into a monster. As the Devil's monster, Antoine can only be re-united with Marie by spilling innocent blood.

Through the haunted streets of New Orleans, in the ghostly shrouded Atchafalaya waterways, and the emerald green waters of the Gulf of Mexico, follow the tale of "The Devil of Black Bayou".

Can a monster find redemption? Will Antoine find lasting peace and be reunited in eternity with his lost love? Shame the Devil and find out.

But be warned when sinking your teeth into Antoine's tale. Sometimes the characaters bite back.

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The Wings Of The Seraph

Jeffrey LeBlanc

rank 589

The Wings Of The Seraph

Jeffrey LeBlanc

A farmer and biologist investigating cattle mutilations discover the source of the attacks.

"No one will believe I didn’t kill her. No one of this world anyway."--Cain McIntyre

Cattle mutillations that no animal will touch. A young boy battling for his life. A battered and beaten young girl staggers out of a swamp. What do they all have in common?

Cain McIntyre is losing cattle on his ranch in Bayou L'Ourse, Louisiana. The Cajun farmer faced with financial hardship and bankruptcy, is also dealing with an adulterous wife and collapsed marriage. In an effort to save the ranch and prove that his wife is behind the attacks, Cain throws himself into finding the culprit . A patrol results in a young boy, Little Joe, being attacked and fighting for his life. With the young boy at the hospital, a chance encounter with a mysterious, battered woman on a stretcher ends with her saying, "He will live. You are now mine."

With the help of a local biologist, Tyler Walker, Cain unravels clues to find the truth, prevent anymore attacks, and end the mutilations.

What they discover after intense searches will draw out creatures thought to exist in myths and legends.

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