Bayou Justice/Bayou Corruption/Bayou Judgment/Bayou Paradox/Bayou Betrayal/Blackmail (Bayou Series 1-6) (Love Inspired Suspense 74, 89, 101, 103, 133 & 154)

Bayou Justice: Alligator conservationist CoCo LeBlanc found the body of rich Beau Trahan, shot in the back, in the clutches of one of her gators. She and her ex-boyfriend, Beau's grandson Luc, who still thinks she is a voodoo queen, become the prime suspects, and they must work together to find the real murderer before the Cajun killer strikes again. Bayou Corruption: Left for dead in the middle of the road, Jackson Devereaux's good buddy Bubba Theriot, sheriff of Lagniappe, had slipped into a coma. Jackson wouldn't let them get away with it, once he figured out who THEY were. He would start with Alyssa LeBlanc, the only eyewitness. Bayou Judgment: Pastor Spencer Bertrand promised to protect phone counselor Felicia Trahan after she finds her friend and roommate Jolie dead in their apartment. Bayou Paradox: Two elderly women Tara LeBlanc knows and loves lie near death, and she knows it is no accident. However, convincing Sheriff Theriot of this proves to be difficult, although he is willing to lay his life on the line for Tara. Bayou Betrayal: Monique Harris has finally found her biological father. She just didn't expect to find him in jail. When her husband's suspicious death leaves her nowhere to turn, she heads for Lagniappe where her newfound family lives. But someone wants her to leave, and it is taxing all of deputy sheriff Gary Anderson's resources to protect her. Blackmail: PR representative Sadie Thompson is trying to lose her bad girl reputation by working hard on the investigation into the sabotage of her employer's oil wells. However, someone wants the evidence to disappear and is willing to threaten Sadie and her recently paroled half brother Caleb, to make it happen. Jon Garrison, Caleb's parole officer, is watching them very closely, unbeknownst to Sadie. Can she trust him to help her when he turns out to be the only one who can?