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Gothic suspense set against the backdrop of the devastated South at the close of the War for Southern Independence.
In September 1865 Eli Calhoon, Lieutenant Colonel, Confederate States Army, returns to his war-ravaged plantation, Camellia Creek, outside Port Gibson in Claiborne County, Mississippi, resolved to begin again.
But Mississippi, like the rest of the South, lies prostrate in the wake of a devastating conflict that wasted its population and destroyed what had been, only four years earlier, the third strongest economy in the world. More troubling, the South’s recovery is now overseen by a victorious enemy determined that the Southern economy, as well as the South’s influence within the Uni | |  | | Epico Bayou
Historical mystery/suspense set on the Mississippi Gulf Coast at the end of the 19th century
Lionel Augustus left his estate to his bastard son, Clay Boudreaux, and stepdaughter, Olivia Lee, with one bizarre stipulation, they wed. But days after her marriage by proxy, Olivia's groom is dead and her family is contesting the will. Now a stranger invades her home claiming to be her groom, and Olivia finds herself allied with a stranger who could prove her greatest ally or most dangerous foe. | |  | | Honor's Banner
An man embroiled in a web of murder and deceipt fights to protect his honor and the woman he loves in the face of Union tyranny in Reconstruction Mississippi
As of January 1866, marine corps major Seth Parker has been in war-ravaged Mississippi two months, investigating the October murder of Treasury operative Alan Guthrie. Guthrie had been in Mississippi only a short time when he was killed, and his reason for being in the area remains a mystery, both to authorities here and, if they’re to be believed, to his seniors in Washington. Discouraged by civilian usurpation of army’s intelligence assets, despite looming Southern intransigence, Parker’s seniors have doubts about Guthrie’s activities and sent Parker into the wilds of Mississippi for answers | |  | | River's Bend
A mysterious stranger comes to Mississippi and weds a beautiful orphan to gain possession of an antebellum house
Rafe Stone came back to Mississippi seeking justice and a house reputed to hold the secret to a fortune in Yankee gold. But the magnificent
structure that began life as a one-room, French-Dominion log cabin and grew into an antebellum showcase south of Natchez has fallen into disrepair and into the hands of a savvy Mississippi City businessman by the name of Josephus Collander. The astute Collander has no use for the tax-draining piece of real estate; moreover, he needs to unburden himself of a recently acquired orphaned niece who, through no fault of her own, is wreaking ha | |  | | The Devil's Bastard
A dangerous man haunted by a dark legend. A beautiful innocent threatened by an unknown evil. A family secret too sinister to reveal. Gothic suspense against the savage and passionate backdrop of a region becoming Southern. Let Charlsie Russell spirit you away to 18th Century Spanish Natchez and a place that would become Mississippi. You're sure to enjoy the journey!
Natchez on the river, 1794. The Spanish Fleet controls the Mississippi, and the Dons rule their rowdy British and American subjects with a patient hand. The location is stragegic, the land fertile, and within two decades, cotton will be king. Into this web of international intrigue, the rich and powerful Elizabeth Boswell welcomes her orphaned grandniece Angelique Veilleux and introduces the impoverished beauty to a world of privilege. But power has its enemies and wealth demands a price. Rumor has it Elizabeth's success stems from dalliance with a lustful demon that still prowls her family fa | |  | | Wolf Dawson
A proud man believed long dead. A young woman fighting for her heritage. A spectral beast linked to a frightening legend. And a vicious killer with an unknown agenda. Old lies, new truths, lust, love, and Southern justice against the backdrop of Federalist tyranny in the reconstructed South. Come experience it all with Charlsie Russell. You're sure to enjoy the journey!
Ten years after the Confederate Army reported him killed in action, dirt-poor Jeff Dawson returns to Natchez, Mississippi a wealthy man. Home again, he purchases White Oak Glen, home of the now impoverished Seatons, the aristocratic family that years ago shatterd his own.
Burdened with a drunken brother and besieged with greedy relatives, Juliet Seaton struggles to hold on to what remains of her farm and her growing self-reliance. Now, she finds her family faced with a new menace in the form of a marauding wolf, which slaughters valuable stock and wreaks havoc in the mind of her alcoh |
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