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The devil s muse

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"The fifth novel in the acclaimed Maureen Coughlin series, about a brilliant, young detective solving crimes in New Orleans"-- "Now that she's back on the force and her work with the FBI is over,...

The devil in her way

By Bill Loehfelm

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Maureen Coughlin starts out her career with the New Orleans police force by being punched in the face by a man rushing out of an apartment building. Starting over in New Orleans as a newly minted...

Bloodroot

By Bill Loehfelm

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Bloodroot

By Bill Loehfelm

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Year Zero

By Jarret Lofstead Joe Longo Eds.

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The Devil s Muse

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Doing The Devil s Work

By Bill Loehfelm

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Let the Devil Out

By Bill Loehfelm

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The devil in her way

By Bill Loehfelm

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Maureen Coughlin starts out her career with the New Orleans police force by being punched in the face by a man rushing out of an apartment building. Starting over in New Orleans as a newly minted...

Bloodroot

By Bill Loehfelm

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Kevin Curran wants to unite his family, but he's ready to give up on his younger brother, Danny, three years lost to heroin addiction and hard living on the streets of New York. When Danny shows up...

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