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Belair Cove: A Novel of Life, Love, and Loss in a Prairie Cajun Village Dianne Dempsey-Legnon:Paperback This book explores why thoseIn the early 1900s, Belair Cove was a world unto itself, a small Acadian French (Cajun) village outside of Ville Platte, Louisiana. It consisted of a few small farms on either side of a winding dirt road that snaked across a wide prairie. Belair Cove was a place where families and friends relied upon each other for survival; a place where everyone knew everything there was to know about one another, yet there were untold secrets. Belair Cove shares