Blood Parish — E.J. Findorff

How does the disappearance of nineteen high school baseball players remain a mystery for thirty years? Estranged from her infamous crime family, a New Orleans FBI agent inherits her aunt's estate which holds the secret to solving the three-decadeold cold case. Angel Blondeaux had been taught since birth to never betray family, only to escape the clutches of home to become an FBI agent. For generations, Blondeaux has been the name to respect in Moreau Parish, and the name to fear. Crime is no longer a part of life, but a lifestyle, woven into the fabric of the parish. So, when Angel Blondeaux had graduated Quantico, she was rejected by the family like a bad organ.  The FBI forces Angel to return home for her aunt's funeral, only to discover a new will has been drafted, leaving Angel the house and an immense plot of land, along with the buried secrets from thirty years past.