Bayou Bodyguard

De: Jana DeLeon

Narrado por: Abby Rose Morris

Two people investigate the mysteries buried deep in the bayou in this standalone classic from New York Times bestselling author Jana DeLeon

Bodyguard Brian Marcentel knew Justine Chatry had a job to do, but so did he. He’d been hired to keep her safe—from whatever lurked behind the walls of a long-neglected mansion. And yet, the beautiful researcher insisted on helping him investigate every suspicious noise and following him through the murky bayou as he tracked down trespassers. All of that paled in comparison, though, to his greatest challenge: trying to resist her when the fear took over and she looked to him for protection.

Previously published


For fans of thrillers with:

• New Orleans Bayou
• creepy mansion
• dangerous family secrets
• gothic mystery vibes

©2020 Jana DeLeon (P)2025 Harlequin Enterprises, Limited

That it’s like her other books. Like the suspense .

I like mystery. I didn’t like her poor sister having a breakdown. I wish there had more description about the house.

Great character characterization

When are you going to get the rest of your books from Harley Quinn on Audible?

Love the story disliked the reader

Like all, Jana, books love the storylines always keeps you going with what’s gonna happen next however, the reader to me read like a third grader. I had to speed up the context of the book just because I wanted to listen, and I knew if I returned it, I would have to buy it to read it. So if you can get past the reader, the story is great.

Not up to DeLeon’s normal high quality.

Kind of juvenile story… A cliche search for hidden treasure with hidden passageways, etc. that could have had a stronger storyline.

I love thé book it’s very interesting

I like all and love the story of Malédictions and the performance of the lady

Not what I’m used to

I usually love her books but this one just… fell flat on characters. Some could be the narrator whose voice just seemed too excited. Every narrator is different and I’m sure she’s perfect for other books.

Weak follow on to The Secret of Cypriere Bayou

I’ve read so many Jana DeLeon books because I’m a big fan, but I could’ve done without this particular one. Secret of Cypriere Bayou: scary house, man and woman meet there, face danger, solve mystery, fall in love. Bayou Bodyguard was the next part of the story, albeit with different main characters, but I found it boring after reading Secret. Bayou Bodyguard involved the same scary house, a new man and woman, they meet, face danger, solve mystery, and fall in love. The new couple are on a different quest, but there was the same questionable sheriff, cloaked figure, local diner, bad weather, loss of electricity, and superstitions as in the first book. Not very fun. I also did not enjoy the narrator’s reading of this book. That was a contributing factor to my disappointment.

Good story

I always enjoy JD; however, I don’t think the narrator did justice to the story. She did a great job reading, but not a great job storytelling

A continuation of The Secret of Cypriere Bayou

If I’d realized this was essentially a part two of The Secret of Cypriere Bayou story that I enjoyed, I would have purchased it immediately after finishing.

When I read the description, I was a bit confused and was worried I might be buying the same book that has some updates, but it is a completely new book with the same place, people and some new.

Great story, really glad I made the purchase. I enjoyed just as much as the 1st.

Not Jana Deleon’s best writing

I might have like this better with a different narrator. It wasn’t what I expected.