Order of C.L. Bevill Books

C.L. Bevill is an American author of many different genres and sub-genres, including mystery, romance, paranormal, fantasy and many more. Besides being an author, she has been in the U.S. Army, cleaned floors, worked as a graphic illustrator, a therapist and been a stay-at-home mom. Constantly at work on her next novel, Bevill lives in Alabama with her husband and daughter.

C.L. Bevill became a published author in 2002 with the novel Bayou Moon. However, it would not be until 2010 until she would have another work published. Since that time, it has been non-stop with several multiple books per year. Below is a list of C.L. Bevill’s books in order of when they were originally released:

Publication Order of Mignon Thibeaux Books

Bayou Moon	(2002)
Crimson Bayou	(2013)

Publication Order of Moon Trilogy Books

Black Moon	(2010)
Amber Moon	(2010)
Silver Moon	(2010)

Publication Order of Lake People Books

Veiled Eyes	(2010)
Disembodied Bones	(2010)
Arcanorum	(2012)

Publication Order of Bubba Snoddy Books

Bubba and the Dead Woman	(2010)
Bubba and the 12 Deadly Days of Christmas	(2011)
Bubba and the Missing Woman	(2012)
Brownie and the Dame	(2012)
Bubba and the Mysterious Murder Note	(2013)
The Ransom of Brownie	(2013)
Bubba and the Zigzaggery Zombies	(2014)
Bubba and the Ten Little Loonies	(2015)

Publication Order of Cat Clan Short Stories

Harvest Moon	(2011)
Blood Moon	(2012)
Crescent Moon	(2013)
Hunter's Moon	(2014)
Iron Moon	(2015)

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Dial 'M' for Mascara	(2010)
Mountains of Dreams	(2013)
Deadsville	(2014)

Publication Order of Short Stories

The Life and Death of Bayou Billy	(2010)
Missile Rats	(2010)
Sea of Dreams	(2010)
Shadow People	(2010)
The Flight of the Scarlet Tanager	(2010)

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C.L. Bevill Synopsis: In Mountains of Dreams by C.L. Bevill, once the world was normal. The day after the change, there were new creatures galore and nearly every human had vanished. The survivors gathered together to make a new society and Sophie, a seventeen-year-old from Oregon, does her best to fit in. Desperate to find a reason for living, she travels east to Washington, D.C. to meet with the new President of the U.S.A. and finds that existing and living are two very different things. The old world hasn’t really been left behind and human treachery continues to threaten their existence.