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One morning New Orleans homicide detective PJ Ryan picks up The Times- Picayune and is surprised to see on the front page a picture of what appears to be a murder being committed. He's even more surprised and perplexed when he realizes the picture shows it was taken at the time of an actual murder he investigated and correctly portrays the victim and his murderer who confessed to the killing several days before. He's baffled how the picture was made since the identity of the killer hasn't been made public. The only logical explanation is that someone at the station gave confidential...

Ray Coleman returns to his dead aunt's house on Arabella Street in New Orleans, hoping to overcome a case of writer's block. He gets an idea for an article while riding on a St. Charles Avenue streetcar. He ends up without an article and dead in his swimming pool. Lt. PJ Ryan, homicide detective and ex military cop, quickly determines Coleman's death wasn't accidental. He was murdered by someone looking for information. Ryan is left with two questions. What did the murderer want and what was worth killing for? Several days later, a friend of Coleman is found dead in his pool in the French...

New Iberia lawyer Jennifer Carter, who usually handles insurance defense litigation, reluctantly agrees to file suit for Dr. David Livingston to attack a Louisiana law that allows the long-standing practice of burning sugar cane in the fields during harvest time. Dr. Livingston, a pulmonologist who suffers from asthma, is determined to end this harmful practice. As anticipated, the suit against the DEQ, the State, and a large local sugar cane farmer generates a lot of controversy between those who support Livingston's quest for clean air and the sugar farmers and their supporters who fear...