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Crowley, Louisiana is the kind of town that runs on tradition: Crawfish, Ride an Cajun Music with handshakes, family names, and the belief that the parish takes care of its own. Until a troubling pattern starts to rise from the back roads and bayou shadows. Major Harvey John is pushed into a case that refuses to stay quiet. The leads don’t add up. The timing feels intentional. And the closer he gets, the more he realizes somebody isn’t just hiding somebody is working with precision. Then a phrase starts circling through the department and the town like a warning bell: The Thin Blue Line.

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A life-saving guide that includes signs, symptoms, first aid treatments, and step-by-step skills to care for adults, children, and infants in case of everyday emergencies. This book is written in simple language to help anyone develop the skills to save lives, from splinting a sprained ankle, performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and using an automated defibrillator (AED) responding to symptoms of strokes, diabetic emergencies, and emergency childbirth.

The quiet farming town of Elk’s Hollow has always been blessed with rich soil and heavy harvests. But blessings demand balance — and this year, the debt has come due. When five teenagers vanish during the annual Harvest Festival, only one returns — drenched in blood, speaking in tongues, and whispering of the thing in the corn. Sheriff Amos Weller uncovers a trail of bones leading into the woods, where the soil itself bleeds and the trees hum with hunger.

In Acadia Parish, the bayou doesn’t hide bodies. It hides monsters. Small-town Louisiana. Big secrets. The river calls. The killer answers like an instrument in its hands. When the lights flash, the bayou wakes up and somebody always disappears. Author Gregory Mouton leads readers deep into Louisiana into the backroads and black water, into parish politics, and into the traditions that still hold a town together when fear tries to tear it apart.

The Bayou was quiet when they found her. The water had carried her to the bank like a secret ready to be heard. It was the boy who saw her first—a son out fishing with his father before the heat settled in. The sun was still low, the world half-asleep. She floated face-down in the slow current, hair fanned like river grass, flies already gathering though the day had barely begun.

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Dive into the world of Neal Middleton, an intrepid Military Policeman who served during the tail end of the Vietnam War. MP: Of The Troops and For The Troops chronicles his riveting journey-from his enlistment's backstory to his gripping experiences stationed abroad. Travel with Neal as he navigates PTSD, confronts fatal traffic accidents, encounters deadly drug overdoses, and witnesses the tension of race riots.

A wake for the damned. A bar with some happenings. A cannabis field polluted with toxic ooze. And a stranger who happens to be in the middle of it all. Three tales of terror. Are you ready to go to Hell?

In a quiet town where people vanish without a trace, Sheriff Dalton begins to uncover a horror buried deeper than the quarry’s black waters. Every clue points to something far darker than murder—a gallery of human suffering, stitched and sculpted by a man who calls himself The Flesh Architect. Once a failed medical student, he abandoned the scalpel of healing for the scalpel of art, convinced the human body was the perfect medium.

The demanding world of first responders—firefighters, EMTs, and police officers—requires immense mental and emotional strength. These everyday heroes face relentless pressure, trauma, and stress that can profoundly affect their mental health. Resilience for First Responders offers practical solutions to tackle these challenges and build resilience. This guide is tailored to address the unique mental health needs of emergency professionals. Covering First Responder Mental Health, it provides real-world tools for fostering wellness and navigating the complexities of this high-stakes profession.