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Southern Snow is a Southern crime novel about what happens when institutions mistake control for justice. Billy Styles, a wounded U.S. Army veteran living on the edge of Louisiana's swamp country, has built a quiet life with his wife Velvet and their daughter Ginger, far from the noise of cities, far from the reach of systems that failed him once already. That fragile peace collapses when a cartel shipment goes missing, a federal operation fails, and multiple forces, cartel operatives, corrupt local dealers, compromised law enforcement, and federal agents, descend on the same ground, each believing they are entitled to take what they want. When Velvet is kidnapped and badly wounded, and Ginger disappears under the guise of ""protective custody,"" Billy discovers a truth far more dangerous than criminals: the machinery of authority will lie to preserve itself. As cartel accounting replaces loyalty, federal narratives overwrite facts, and local power brokers recast themselves as heroes, Billy must navigate a narrowing path where violence is not the goal, but survival is. Southern Snow is not a story about drugs. It is a story about who pays when systems fail, about the difference between legality and morality, and about how families survive when the truth is the first casualty. In the end, no one escapes clean, but some escape intact.

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