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When Sheriff Ted Macklin is ambushed and left for dead on a lonely Florida road, Larry's world shrinks to hospital corridors and a case he is barred from working, pushing him to risk everything to unmask his father's attacker.

A barrage of anonymous, vicious emails tears through Adams County, and Larry is relieved the mess is someone else's problem until one message leads to murder and a fellow investigator becomes the prime suspect, forcing him into a dangerous web of office rivalries.

A fresh wave of uncanny deaths hits Sumter and pulls Josephine and Baron Blasko into another case that looks disturbingly supernatural, testing how far they will go to protect their strange household and the town that barely tolerates them.

At a tense family reunion deep in the North Florida woods, a ninetieth birthday party turns deadly, and when one woman dies and her sister is left with blood on her hands, Larry must decide whether the simple story everyone believes really fits the facts.

As Halloween approaches, Calhoun's most infamous haunted house turns genuinely deadly when bodies start appearing on its porch and behind locked doors, forcing Larry to separate superstition from evidence before a ghost story becomes a full blown massacre.

Wedding plans for Larry and Cara are derailed when two oddly linked murders, a woman on the run and an overeager would be informant tangle into one case, leaving Larry suspended from the department and racing to solve it before his big day arrives.

In the chaotic aftermath of a hurricane, Larry discovers the body of millionaire Horace McCune, the man bankrolling a smear campaign against his father, turning both Macklins into prime suspects and putting the upcoming sheriff's election on the line.

After stopping a murderous cult, Josephine figures life with a basement vampire can only get easier, until a savage predator begins leaving bodies around Sumter and she and Blasko must hunt a monster that may not be entirely human.

A mysterious death on Pelican Island and a looming hurricane would be enough trouble, but when evidence suggests a notorious blackmailer Larry thought dead may still be alive and hunting him, he is forced to confront old fears in the storm's path.

Back home in Sumter, Alabama, a man is found stabbed through the heart and suspicion falls on Ronnie Dunn, the brother of Josephine's maid, forcing Josephine and Baron Blasko to track a very human killer to save an innocent man from ruin.

While on a rare beach vacation with his family, Larry is dragged into an island murder investigation the local police cannot handle, and as bodies wash ashore he clashes with a hostile sheriff determined to pin the crimes on the wrong man.

An explosion meant for Larry's flamboyant confidential informant kills a colleague instead, bringing in federal agents who sideline Larry and treat him as a witness and a suspect, even as his guilt pushes him to keep chasing the bomber on his own.

Bank heiress Josephine Nicolson only wanted to scatter her grandfather's ashes in Romania, but instead returns to Depression era Alabama magically bound to a reclusive vampire, and soon must clear him of a string of neighborhood murders before they both end up dead.

When shady antiques dealer Conrad Higgins is shot in his home, Larry finds a whole town of people who wanted him dead, and the case turns urgent when one suspect is attacked and another vanishes, proving the killer is not finished yet.

After Cara discovers a corpse at the veterinary clinic where she works, Larry and his partner find another employee missing and a second body on the ground, drawing them into a drug case that forces Larry to work with an old enemy to protect the woman he loves.

Larry is still adjusting to a new partner when his volatile ex girlfriend blows back into town and members of a wealthy family start dying one by one, their case tangling with a harebrained hunt for stolen Nazi gold that makes the truth harder to spot.

Rumors of corruption inside the sheriff's office turn deadly when a suspected rapist is gunned down during an apparent attack, and Larry's effort to expose a mole and protect his father's reputation drags him into a conspiracy that could end his career.

After quitting his job as an investigator, Larry drifts as a reserve deputy until a friend begs him to find her missing niece, a search that uncovers the return of the Swamp Hacker serial killer and a case the sheriff failed to solve years ago.

When Larry's best friend is accused of murdering his daughter's ex boyfriend and the town's police chief becomes the main suspect in a second killing, Larry must dig into a decades long pattern of violence and decide how far he will bend the rules to save them.

A mutilated stranger and a suspicious arson case lead Larry to a tight knit group of classmates from the 1970s that includes his own father, and as those old friends start dying he must learn which buried secret is suddenly worth killing for.

Still licking his wounds from a disastrous date with Cara, Larry rushes to her house only to find his top murder suspect sitting in her living room, her father Henry, and his struggle to prove Henry's innocence may cost him both his badge and his conscience.

A short, script style piece from Howe that leans into classic monster movie vibes, built around a tight, suspenseful confrontation with a deadly unknown and written to feel like a film playing out on the page.

Howe's debut novel, a standalone blend of mystery and thriller that already shows the grounded pacing and moral gray areas he would later bring to his Larry Macklin and Baron Blasko series.