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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Some debts skip a generation. This one didn't.Gabriel Fontenot was seven years old the first time he knelt beside a dying dog and felt something answer back. By eighteen, he's spent his whole life hiding two things from the small Louisiana parish that both needs him and half-fears him: the healing gift passed down through his family's women, and Remy Doucet - the boy he's loved since before he had a word for it.Then a hurricane comes ashore, and his grandmother finally tells him the truth. A century ago, his great-great-grandmother struck a desperate bargain with something in the flooded bayou to save her dying son. The price was never named plainly - only that it would come due again, seven generations later, in a season of storms.That season is this one.What the Bayou Keeps is a South Louisiana MM romance steeped in Cajun folk magic and folk horror - a story about a boy who spent his whole childhood subtracting himself down to something small enough to be safe, and the reckoning that finally teaches him a harder truth: the only offering that was ever going to be enough was the whole of him, given freely, without flinching.For readers of Southern gothic magical realism who want their folk horror braided with real tenderness - first love, found family, and a hundred years of inherited fear finally, gently, laid to rest.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Book Three - The Dead of Bayou TecheÉtienne Fontenot has buried the dead of Bayou Teche his whole life. He has never had one open its eyes - until the corpse he's preparing for burial whispers three words and goes still again: Don't bury me.The voices don't wait for the funeral home. They rise out of every cemetery in the parish, thousands of them, saying the same thing in unison: We're coming home.Louisiana's dead are not resting. The graves lie undisturbed, but something inside them is waking. While the Rougarou stalks the swamp hunting an oath-breaker, and an old prophecy convinces one of Étienne's oldest friends that the covenant itself is the true crime, he uncovers a truth the founding families kept even from each other - the Drowned King was never guarding humanity from the dark below the water. He was guarding the dark from getting out.The Night of Returning is not history. It is about to happen again.'We're coming home.'.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Book One - The Bayou CovenantGabe Thibodeaux buried his grandmother on a Tuesday. By Thursday, she was calling his name from outside his bedroom window.He left Bellerose, Louisiana, at eighteen and swore he wasn't coming back. But his grandmother's house is full of secrets she never told him - old maps of the bayou, photographs of the dead standing very much alive, and a locked box bearing four family symbols. One of them is his.Three other families in town are keeping the same secret: a covenant struck generations ago, a barrier beneath the water that's meant to be renewed every twenty-five years - and hasn't been, not properly, in fifty. Something ancient is waking beneath the cypress, and it wants what it was promised.Now Gabe has days, not years, to learn the truth his family buried with his grandmother - before the bayou collects on a debt four generations old.'Some debts don't stay buried.'.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Book Four - The Last Light of LouisianaThe sky over South Louisiana is the wrong color, and the bayous have started flowing backward.Gabe Thibodeaux, Marie Broussard, Étienne Fontenot, and Claire Landry were never supposed to carry this alone - but the fifth founding family, the Delacroix, has finally stepped out of the shadow they were erased into two centuries ago. Lucien Delacroix doesn't want to destroy Louisiana. He wants to tear down the wall between it and everything the covenant was built to hold back.The four bloodlines learn the truth their families never told them: the covenant was never meant to last forever. It ends only when someone is willing to give up everything it gave them - and someone has to take the Drowned King's place beneath the water.This is the last stand for the world their grandmothers protected. Not everyone is coming home from it.'Never answer when the bayou calls your name.'.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - THE RUINS OF TOMORROW: The Price of a Stolen FutureSeventeen-year-old Julian Voss is still grieving his father when he finds it: an unfinished machine hidden under a blanket in the basement workshop, built from two years of secret work and a single warning scrawled inside a water-stained notebook. Everything moves at a cost.Julian doesn't listen. He finishes what his father started - and travels thirteen years into the future to find himself as J.V. Voss, the celebrated, guarded founder of a company that has changed the world. Brilliant. Wealthy. And carrying a grief he won't explain, locked behind a door on the twentieth floor that no one is allowed through.Desperate for a shortcut through the hard years ahead, Julian takes something from that future he was never meant to have. When the machine pulls him home, his present has changed - his house is gone, his family shattered, and the shortcut he stole turns out to be the very thing that caused it.Now Julian has to face what his father's notebook tried to tell him all along: the machine doesn't undo mistakes. It only adds to them. And the only way forward is to stop chasing the future he wanted, and start living, honestly, in the one he actually made.A novel about grief, ambition, and the difference between a future you earn and one you steal.…