Cypress Run is a historical mystery set in post-Reconstruction Florida, blending frontier justice, found family, slow-burn romance—and yes, alligators.
Tom Bracken was a good detective in Chicago. Good enough to know that if you're going to make enemies, you should do it spectacularly well or not at all.
Which is how, in the winter of 1883, he finds himself exiled to Cypress Run, Florida: a swamp-soaked frontier town where the alligators outnumber the citizens, the politics are deadlier than the wildlife, and the only woman worth talking to spends most of her time calling him an idiot.
(She’s not entirely wrong.)
As the newly-sworn-in sheriff of Cypress Run, Tom is completely out of his depth. In Chicago, he could read a crime scene like a poker hand. In Florida, he can’t even eat an orange without nearly killing himself.
He isn’t prepared for the heat. He isn’t prepared for the swamp. And he absolutely isn’t prepared for Ellie Harper, a sharp-eyed nurse who sees straight through his charm and refuses to let him hide behind it.
When a murdered surveyor turns up in the creek and railroad money begins shifting the balance of power, Tom realizes his exile isn’t a punishment—it’s a test.
And the deeper he digs, the clearer it becomes that survival will require more than quick aim and quicker wit.
In a town where the swamp devours the careless and politics devour the honest, Tom must decide if he's the sort of man who lets a little thing like Florida get the best of him—and whether he’s brave enough to build a future with the woman who might be the only thing keeping him alive.
He'll need every trick he has to survive in Cypress Run—where the law runs brackish and relationships are even murkier.
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T. N. Daigle is a Florida-based historical fiction author. She writes character-driven stories set in the turbulent landscape of post-Reconstruction Florida, where law, loyalty, and love often collide. Drawing on her background in research and a lifelong fascination with regional history, she created The Cypress Run Quartet to explore redemption, found family, and frontier justice along the Gulf coast.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Tom Bracken was a good detective in Chicago. Good enough to know that if you're going to make enemies, you should do it spectacularly well or not at all.Which is how, in the winter of 1883, he finds himself exiled to Cypress Run, Florida: a swamp-soaked frontier town where the alligators outnumber the citizens, the politics are deadlier than the wildlife, and the only woman worth talking to spends most of her time calling him an idiot.(She's not entirely wrong.)As the newly-sworn-in sheriff of Cypress Run, Tom is completely out of his depth. In Chicago, he could read a crime scene like a poker hand. In Florida, he can't even eat an orange without nearly killing himself. He isn't prepared for the heat. He isn't prepared for the swamp. And he absolutely isn't prepared for Ellie Harper, a sharp-eyed nurse who sees straight through his charm and refuses to let him hide behind it.When a murdered surveyor turns up in the creek and railroad money begins shifting the balance of power, Tom realizes his exile isn't a punishment-it's a test. Someone wants Cypress Run broken. Someone wants him disgraced. And the deeper he digs, the clearer it becomes that survival will require more than quick aim and quicker wit.In a town where the swamp devours the careless and politics devour the honest, Tom must decide if he's the sort of man who lets a little thing like Florida get the best of him-and whether he's brave enough to build a future with the woman who might be the only thing keeping him alive.Cypress Run is a historical mystery set in post-Reconstruction Florida, blending frontier justice, found family, slow-burn romance-and yes, alligators. Banished to a volatile swamp town in 1880s Florida, a disgraced city detective must solve murders, survive frontier politics, and avoid the wildlife while earning redemption and finding his place in the South's version of the Wild West. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798995037903
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Tom Bracken was a good detective in Chicago. Good enough to know that if you're going to make enemies, you should do it spectacularly well or not at all.Which is how, in the winter of 1883, he finds himself exiled to Cypress Run, Florida: a swamp-soaked frontier town where the alligators outnumber the citizens, the politics are deadlier than the wildlife, and the only woman worth talking to spends most of her time calling him an idiot.(She's not entirely wrong.)As the newly-sworn-in sheriff of Cypress Run, Tom is completely out of his depth. In Chicago, he could read a crime scene like a poker hand. In Florida, he can't even eat an orange without nearly killing himself. He isn't prepared for the heat. He isn't prepared for the swamp. And he absolutely isn't prepared for Ellie Harper, a sharp-eyed nurse who sees straight through his charm and refuses to let him hide behind it.When a murdered surveyor turns up in the creek and railroad money begins shifting the balance of power, Tom realizes his exile isn't a punishment-it's a test. Someone wants Cypress Run broken. Someone wants him disgraced. And the deeper he digs, the clearer it becomes that survival will require more than quick aim and quicker wit.In a town where the swamp devours the careless and politics devour the honest, Tom must decide if he's the sort of man who lets a little thing like Florida get the best of him-and whether he's brave enough to build a future with the woman who might be the only thing keeping him alive.Cypress Run is a historical mystery set in post-Reconstruction Florida, blending frontier justice, found family, slow-burn romance-and yes, alligators. Banished to a volatile swamp town in 1880s Florida, a disgraced city detective must solve murders, survive frontier politics, and avoid the wildlife while earning redemption and finding his place in the South's version of the Wild West. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798995037903
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Tom Bracken was a good detective in Chicago. Good enough to know that if you're going to make enemies, you should do it spectacularly well or not at all.Which is how, in the winter of 1883, he finds himself exiled to Cypress Run, Florida: a swamp-soaked frontier town where the alligators outnumber the citizens, the politics are deadlier than the wildlife, and the only woman worth talking to spends most of her time calling him an idiot.(She's not entirely wrong.)As the newly-sworn-in sheriff of Cypress Run, Tom is completely out of his depth. In Chicago, he could read a crime scene like a poker hand. In Florida, he can't even eat an orange without nearly killing himself. He isn't prepared for the heat. He isn't prepared for the swamp. And he absolutely isn't prepared for Ellie Harper, a sharp-eyed nurse who sees straight through his charm and refuses to let him hide behind it.When a murdered surveyor turns up in the creek and railroad money begins shifting the balance of power, Tom realizes his exile isn't a punishment-it's a test. Someone wants Cypress Run broken. Someone wants him disgraced. And the deeper he digs, the clearer it becomes that survival will require more than quick aim and quicker wit.In a town where the swamp devours the careless and politics devour the honest, Tom must decide if he's the sort of man who lets a little thing like Florida get the best of him-and whether he's brave enough to build a future with the woman who might be the only thing keeping him alive.Cypress Run is a historical mystery set in post-Reconstruction Florida, blending frontier justice, found family, slow-burn romance-and yes, alligators. Banished to a volatile swamp town in 1880s Florida, a disgraced city detective must solve murders, survive frontier politics, and avoid the wildlife while earning redemption and finding his place in the South's version of the Wild West. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798995037903
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