Boudin and Bloodshed - Franklin, Jann
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Remy Robichaux is missing...or is he? Evangeline Delafose has settled back into small-town life, yearning to solve another case. The sheriff has offered her a missing person investigation because, well, no one actually believes Remy Robichaux is missing. Follow Ev as she takes on her next mystery, with her frustrating but loveable private investigator by her side. And, of course, a bit of insider info from the quirky residents of her small town. This book is the second of the Small-Town Girl Mystery Series.

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Remy Robichaux is missing...or is he? Evangeline Delafose has settled back into small-town life, yearning to solve another case. The sheriff has offered her a missing person investigation because, well, no one actually believes Remy Robichaux is missing. Follow Ev as she takes on her next mystery, with her frustrating but loveable private investigator by her side. And, of course, a bit of insider info from the quirky residents of her small town. This book is the second of the Small-Town Girl Mystery Series.
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Jann Franklin lives in the small town of Grand Cane, Louisiana. Over three hundred other people also live in Grand Cane, and many of Jann's chapters came from her weekly visits at the downtown coffee shop. She would like it on the record that Grand Cane's current mayor and aldermen are nothing like the characters in her book. They are definitely larger than life, but in a good way. She and her husband John enjoy Sundays at Grand Cane Baptist Church, dinner with family and friends, and watching the lightning bugs in their backyard. Their kids come to visit, when they aren't too busy living their big-city lives. She graduated from high school in Russellville, another small town in Arkansas. She obtained her accounting degree from Baylor University in Waco, Texas and moved to Dallas in 1989. She still dabbles in accounting but has taken up writing to satisfy her creative side. Like Jen Guidry, she never appreciated her small-town upbringing until she was encouraged to move back to one. Now she cannot imagine living any other way. If you ever make it to Grand Cane, stop by 4C Coffee Shop and say "hi." Rhonda Cox and her employees make amazing coffee, and they will save a seat and a smile for you.