<DIV><b>Nevada Barr</b>'s ever-popular Anna Pigeon series is consistently praised as "exceptional" (<b>Denver Post</b>), "stunning" (<b>Seattle Times</b>), and "superb" (<b>New York Times Book Review</b>). In <b>Deep South</b>, Park Ranger Anna Pigeon heads to Mississippi, only to encounter terrible secrets in the heart of the south…<br><br>Anna Pigeon finally gives in to her bureaucratic clock-and signs on for a promotion. Next thing she knows, she's knee-deep in mud and Mississippi. Not exactly what she had in mind. Almost immediately, as the new district ranger on the Natchez Trace, Anna discovers the body of a young prom queen near a country cemetery, a sheet around her head, a noose around her neck. It's a bizarre twist on a best-forgotten past of frightening racial undertones. As fast as the ever-encroaching kudzu vines of the region, the roots of this story run deep-and threaten to suffocate anyone in the way, including Anna...</DIV>