25 episodes
Serve It Cold Ronnie Blackwell
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Detective Jonny C. Speed's life can't get much better. He's booked into the French Quarter's most luxurious guesthouse, and his day job as convenience store manager is 104 miles behind him in Catherine, Mississippi. He's already taken care of one pro-bono missing persons job since he's been in New Orleans, and his paying client's cheating wife is a beautiful and very accommodating exhibitionist. Are things too good to be true? Of course they are. Jonny starts to worry when his client turns up dead, but when the suspects start dropping, Jonny and his crack team of beauty queens, recovering addicts, professional athletes, computer hackers, and pampered dogs find themselves caught in a twisted scheme of revenge that threatens to turn the town of Catherine inside out.
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Episode 25 - Serve It Cold
-In this episode: Denouement. John Turner's favorite literary term. Loose ends get tied up. But there is still a surprise or two left in this tale!
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Episode 24 - Serve It Cold
-In this episode: Jonny wakes up to find some surprising visitors at the house helping themselves to his coffee!
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Episode 23 - Serve It Cold
-In this episode: Back in Catherine, Jonny goes out to Burnt Bridge with Butch to have a look at the famous blue Stratus. They decide to look around the family farm in Covington County then head back home to Catherine. Will this day ever end?
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Episode 22 - Serve It Cold
-In this episode: Jonny and Vera discuss shocking news from Catherine. Vera tells Jonny a story from her past--The House of Blue Lights.
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Episode 21 - Serve It Cold
-In this episode: New Orleans can be a dangerous place: you can get your wallet stolen, your door kicked in, or your shoulder dislocated before most French Quarter residents even get out of bed. On the brighter side, you can get breakfast at Poppy's around the clock.
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Episode 20 - Serve It Cold
-In this episode: Jonny C and the crew head for New Orleans to try to find Ray.Meanwhile back in Catherine, Jonny's carefully crafted reconstruction of thecrime turns out to be dead wrong.