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Coyote is a clever fellow. The spirit rascal helps Cruz Star Chief,
a tribal police officer, hunt for a killer on the rez. The killer
rips out the heart of his victim and the bodies are piling up. Cruz
also teams with Jennifer Bell, a blonde attorney who fires up his
Apache blood. Their fathers, a oddball private-eye team, have gone
missing. The trail leads to an ancient world of mysticism and human
sacrifices. Now even wily Coyote knows how this tale of danger,
desire, and deadly enemies will end.
Larkspur and his trusty sidekick, Fontainebleau, are in pursuit of
the crystal ring stolen by someone other than his alluring nemesis,
Count Zoltan Apponyi. Earthly matters take precedent when
Larkspur's step-niece, Lucinda, runs off after the darkly handsome
Quentin Thomas. To his dismay, Larkspur has discovered that Zoltan,
a vampire and defunct wizard, is using Quentin Thomas as a ruse to
ensnare him and regain the magical ring. Events turn ugly when
Zoltan seeks revenge turning Larkspur's sisters into jackasses This
turns out to be fortuitous. His sisters pull the wagon carrying
Larkspur's coffin as they head north searching for Lucinda.
Larkspur's nephew George also searches for his beloved Lucinda, yet
another woman enters the picture sweeping George off his feet.
Larkspur is caught-up in Civil War intrigue and intrigued by the
mysterious Beauregard Chretien, possibly loyal to Zoltan. There is
adventure on the road and danger from soldiers, both North and
South, and at the hands of the wicked Count. Moreover, Larkspur
risks his "un-life" in the treacherous maze of Cornucopia in search
of the Elixir of Light. Join in Larkspur's exciting escapades as
secrets are revealed and passions burn in...Southern Charm.
In the gritty world of carnival strippers, Sam, the food
concession's man, is the creator of illusions. He manipulates the
lives of four carnival strippers: Babe, an aging sex goddess;
Marla, overweight and childlike; Lily, a junkie with visions, and
Kitty, a tough chick after a better life. Reality blends with
fantasy as their wishes come true, but not in the way they expected
Out of the Closet and into the Coffin In this titillating memoir,
the dashing Larkspur Ishmael Benhorn (that's me) finally tells all,
revealing the events after I was smitten, then bitten, by the
delicious but deadly Count Zoltan Apponyi. Amid a perfectly
appropriate hissy-fit of passion I snagged the Count's precious
crystal ring. Unbeknownst to me then, the ring was a conduit to the
mystical world of Cornucopia and got me involved with cosmic
quandaries (wouldn't you know it ). The Count needed the ring back
for his quest, not to mention that it prevented him from aging.
Narcissistic bitch On the earthly plane, I confronted the
indignities of being the "living impaired," while inconveniently
fainting at the sight of blood. Yeech In 1861 I returned from
Europe to Evangeline, my ancestral plantation in the steamy
Louisiana bayou. There I befriended Fontainebleau, a French Creole
bat with "battitude." Faster than a duck on a June bug, I became
embroiled in my family's mayhem and madness. My sisters, Angelique
and Aurora, (God bless 'em) schemed to get rid of a sinister-in-law
intent on marrying our oldest brother, the Colonel, and stealing
the family inheritance. Devout Angelique dabbled in spiritualism
while Aurora had a lusty appetite for men and mixing strange brews
(drink at your own risk). The Colonel bullied my sisters and drank
to excess, lamenting the mysterious exit of his actress wife who
left her daughter, Lucinda, behind. Now a teenager, Lucinda's
budding sexuality aroused the lust in Aurora's son, George, a
(really lousy) riverboat gambler. Zoltan pursued me to Evangeline
and devised a scheme to seduce me (good thing), retrieve the ring,
and extract revenge (bad thing). Did I choose the hot-blooded Count
or stay true to myself? Sorry, not telling now. All will be
revealed as intrigue plays and passions burn in...SOUTHERN CHARM.
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