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|  | | Gumbo Justice
New Orleans Prosecutor Ryan Murphy wants one thing- to join the ranks of the elite Strike Force attorneys. Too bad a psychopath has other plans for her.
Ambitious New Orleans prosecutor Ryan Murphy has one goal, to get a promotion to the elite Strike Force. Not above skating the line just a smidge to get a conviction, and with a mouth that doesn't know when to stop, she isn't always a favorite with judges, defendants, or even other attorneys.
Her overprotective police captain daddy tries to keep her in check, and her four cop brothers are always around to keep an eye on her. Not to mention she's drawn the attention of a hot detective-- or two. Life should be good.
Enter a demented psycho with plans of his o | |  | | Jambalaya Justice
Jambalaya Justice is the second in the Crescent City Mystery and picks up where Gumbo Justice left off.
New Orleans Prosecutor Rhan Murphy refuses to let the murder of a hooker in a crack house languish into another unsolved homicide. She has a connection to the woman and will do whatever it takes to make sure the killer is brought to justice-- even if it means doing dangerous undercover work and keeping it a secret for those closest to her.
She's also jugglng her other cases, including a 5-victim mob murder, a nasty domestic violence assault, and the robbery of a French Quarter strip club. Not to mention a sadistic home invader she prosecuted just got off of probation and might |
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Sweet Cream Ladies, Ltd.
by Flo Fitzpatrick
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 Following several murders, means, motive, and opportunity all point to out-of-work actresses Bootsie Kittredge and Babs Harrison. Their claims of righteousness and lack of guilt seem fabricated, thanks to a cheerfull announcement made to the patrons |
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