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Funeral for a Grifter - Book One of Blood Orange Moonrise (A QuarterCut Panel Prose Serial) In Mercy Flats, Texas, the truth wears a preacher's suit and carries a switchblade. Ex-conman Arlo Delgado comes home to bury his brother-a DEA agent with too many enemies-and leaves the cemetery in a stolen reverend's Cadillac. Inside the trunk: a preacher's ledger, a burner phone, and a message that reads, You're late. Don't forget the hymn. Across the desert, former gospel singer turned bounty hunter Cricket Duarte hunts a rumor: her sister Luz might be alive. The trail points to a pop-up revival where faith is performance and sins are tallied like debts. Arlo and Cricket don't trust each other-but the same ghosts keep calling, and the music won't stop. What you'll find inside Neo-noir, Southern Gothic pulse-grit, lyric heat, and razor-edged dialogue. Alternating POVs (Arlo & Cricket) with present-tense interludes that hum like a hymn. Cemetery eulogy, the Dead Hallelujah bar, a Cadillac ""miracle,"" and the first breadcrumb on the revival circuit. A tight, bingeable episode ( 20,000 words) ending on a ruthless cliffhanger. Perfect for fans of True Detective (S1), Elmore Leonard's sharp talk, the Coens' fatalism, Gillian Flynn's tension, and Tarantino-esque pulp swagger. Content notes: language, violence, criminal activity, religious themes, trauma recovery. Series order: 1) Funeral for a Grifter - 2) The Gospel According to Luz - 3) Mercy Flats ... through 10) Blood Orange Moonrise. Start the legend here. The hymn's already begun.

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