The Red-Hot Cajun: A Cajun Novel

· Cajun Book 4 · Hachette+ORM
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Two enemies heat up the bayou when they're thrown together in this sizzling romantic comedy from a New York Times –bestselling author.

"[A] spicy conclusion to [Hill's] Cajun Bad Boy series. . . . Hill's thigh-slapping humor and thoughtful look at the endangered Louisiana bayou ecosystem turn this into an engaging read." — Publishers Weekly

The long, hot summer just got hotter for Rene LeDeux. He returns home to southern Louisiana after quitting his job in Washington as an environmental lobbyist. Years of battling with the oil industry and land developers have left him completely burnt out, and now all he wants to do is work on his cabin on Bayou Black. But his peace of mind is disrupted by a few things . . .

One, his great-aunt Tante Lulu is determined to get him hitched. Two, a couple of his activist friends have hatched a plot to bring national attention to their cause to save the bayou. They've kidnapped a TV celebrity and brought her to Rene's cabin. And three, the celebrity is none other than Valerie "Ice" Breux, Rene's nemesis while growing up.

Now Val's stranded in Rene's remote cabin, besieged by irrepressible LeDeux relations, not to mention a dingbat duo out to save the swamp. It's bad enough being kidnapped, but did she have to land in the lap of the most irritating, sexiest hunk she's ever laid her eyes on? Val vows she'll give her heart to the Cajun bad boy when alligators fly. Rene swears to get the girl who got away.

It's never been steamier in the bayou than with two people this red-hot with desire . . .and more than ready for love.

"Hill has put more of everything in this book—more hot sex, a more serious subtext . . .adding up to a brimming romance for people who like to laugh, people who like to cry, and people who are concerned with the current status of the earth." — Booklist

Two enemies heat up the bayou when they're thrown together in this sizzling romantic comedy from a New York Times –bestselling author. "[A] spicy conclusion to [Hill's] Cajun Bad Boy series. . . . Hill's thigh-slapping humor and thoughtful look at the endangered Louisiana bayou ecosystem turn th...

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9 reviews
Jessica Reinholt
December 16, 2022
Great book. I really enjoyed it!
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A Google user
October 27, 2016
Best story i loved this series
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A Google user
September 30, 2012
a true chewing gum melter
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Humor (and sizzle) are the trademarks of Sandra Hill novels, all fifty or so of them, whether they be about Cajuns, Vikings, Navy SEALs, treasure hunters, or a combination of these. Readers especially love her notorious Tante Lulu, the bayou matchmaker/folk healer, and often write to say they have a family member just like hero -- or wish they did. Growing up in a small town in Pennsylvania, Sandra says she was quiet and shy, no funny bone at all, but she was forced to develop a sense of humor as a survival skill later in her all-male household: a husband, four sons, and a male German shepherd the size of a horse. Add to that mix now a male black lab, two grandsons -- a rock musician and an extreme athlete -- and a stunning granddaughter, who is both gifted and a gift, and you can see why Sandra wishes all her fans smiles in their reading.
Humor (and sizzle) are the trademarks of Sandra Hill novels, all fifty or so of them, whether they be about Cajuns, Vikings, Navy SEALs, treasure hunters, or a combination of these. Readers especially love her notorious Tante Lulu, the bayou matchmaker/folk healer, and often write to say they hav...

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