Terrance "T-Bone" Laveau || Eden Creux
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T-Bone sees trouble coming.
And this time, it looks like love.
EDEN CREUX BOOK TWO
Neighborhood Oracle • Green Flag Fixer
Slidell, Louisiana / T-Bone's Bone Yard / Protective Creole Romance
Old blood. Good hands. Bad feelings.
Terrance "T-Bone" Laveau is the man people call when something breaks — a pipe, a porch step, a bad situation, a frightened kid's sense of safety. By day, he runs T-Bone's Bone Yard. By night, he stands at Remi Ledoux's right hand as Eden Creux's steady conscience: not the boss, not the loudest man in the room, but the one everybody looks to when the air starts feeling wrong.
He believes in signs. Cardinals fussing in live oaks. Bad dreams. A room going quiet for no reason. A storm shifting before the sky knows what it wants. T-Bone does not call it magic. He just listens better than most, and when he says trouble is coming, smart people listen.
SEEN AROUND TOWN
T-BONE'S BONE-YARD
Toolbox. Porchlight. A man who shows up.
T-Bone's Bone Yard is not fancy. It is a truck, a toolbox, a phone that never stops buzzing, and half of Slidell knowing Terrance Laveau will answer if he can. Busted sinks, bad wiring, storm repairs, car trouble, a loose step on somebody's mama's porch — he handles what needs handling, usually before anyone has to ask twice.
"Sit down. Eat somethin'. Worry later."
EDEN CREUX
Eden Creux is not an empire, not a cartel, and not a thing polite people say too loudly. It is favors, debts, family ties, quiet protection, and locals making sure worse men do not get comfortable on their patch. Remi "Gator" Ledoux may be the name people fear first, but T-Bone is the conscience beside him — the steady hand, the line in the dirt, the man who remembers who all this is supposed to protect.
Slidell is humid, watchful, and full of stories that do not always stay buried. Spanish moss hangs heavy from cypress branches. Cicadas scream at dusk. Gossip moves through corner stores, porches, church parking lots, bar stools, and backyards where candles burn low and old charms keep watch. Everybody knows somebody. Everybody owes somebody. And everybody knows T-Bone Laveau is not the man to call unless you want the problem fixed.
Neighbor. Client. Family friend. T
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