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That Old Devil Moon

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Mills & Boon Blush series brings you moving, true-to-life romancesWomen Who Dare

Intrigue, Danger and Passion


One summer in New Orleans

Madeline Johnson
is determined to uncover the truth about her brother. His last words a cry for help on Maddie's answering machine contradict what the New Orleans police are telling her. The cops seem in a real hurry to close the case, and the one detective who may be able to help is about to go on vacation.

Alex Batiste's vacation plans are set. His daughter's come to stay with him and, along with the usual teenage problems, the girl encouraged by Alex's ex-wife has a bad attitude toward her father. So police work is the furthest thing from Alex's mind.

But it's not that easy to get the beautiful Maddie out of his mind. Apart from her persistence and her unwavering belief in her brother, traits he admires, she seems to know all the right things to say and do around his daughter. Now helping Maddie is becoming more than simply doing his job.

298 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published March 1, 1996

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Anne Logan

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Pseudonym for Barbara Colley

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December 30, 2023
This novel by Anne Logan (aka Barbara Colley) is definitely more a THRILLER MYSTERY than a contemporary romance, even down to a bad cop in New Orleans Police Department. The 1947 song "Old Devil Moon" is source of book's title, and love of music as a career plays a role in the book's storyline. The "trivia term" added to my repertoire of knowledge from this book was 'Greek revival home'. One of the bad guys lived in a small Greek revival, not characteristic for St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans. So the house would have had markings such as columns, a portico, and gabled roof.
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November 27, 2024
I enjoyed this story line and characters for a small book. She would do anything to prove her brothers innocence.
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September 9, 2013
I dont remember the exact date when I read this book. However, I did read it highschool my senior year. Which would have been 1996/1997
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