Arson. Old Lovers. Murder in New Orleans.
When an ex-girlfriend calls detective Neal Rafferty for help, he begins a d ark journey of revenge that takes him from sleazy bars to pool rooms to a picturesque fishing community down the Mississipi River as he tracks her killer.
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Chris Wiltz, a native New Orleanian, is the author of six books. The Last Madam: A Life in the New Orleans Underworld, Chris' first work of nonfiction, is the story of Norma Wallace, French Quarter legend. Her other five books are novels, all set in New Orleans. Glass House uses a true incident as a jump-off point: the killing of a New Orleans police officer in 1980 and the racial fear and unrest that resulted. Her earlier novels, The Killing Circle, A Diamond before You Die, and The Emerald Lizard, are mysteries featuring Irish Channel detective Neal Rafferty. Shoot the Money, a crime novel, is available as an eBook. She also co-wrote and co-produced the TV documentary Backlash: Race and the American Dream about David Duke and his followers, which aired on PBS in 1992, at the time of the gubernatorial runoff between David Duke and Edwin Edwards.
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