No good deed goes unpunished as they say. In Brandy Alexander's case, no good deed goes without finding a body and a crime to solve. She returns a jacket her friend left in the bar and finds herself smack in the middle of a crime scene with her friend, a Judge, facedown in a pool of blood. The doors to his home and security gates are wide open, his dog is nowhere to be found, the safe is empty, and his ex-wife standing is standing at the top of the stairs.
Then, the problems only get bigger.
Besides a list of felons with a long reach for revenge, the police find the Judge had a list of ex-wives, girlfriends and women he had wronged in addition to gambling debts that rival the National Debt.
New Orleans has long had a reputation for crime and corruption. Has Brandy stumbled into a world where doing a good deed might get her good and dead?
There's no place like New Orleans to have a good crime