The Lady in Red and The Color of Blood
(2024)(The prequel to the Delta Private Investigations series)
A novel by Kevin Steverson and William Alan Webb
In the heart of New Orleans, Private Detective Jack Callahan is ensnared in a web of old money and dangerous secrets when a mysterious Lady in Red turns his world upside down.
A native son of the Crescent City, Private Detective Jack Callahan is no stranger to the shadowy corners of New Orleans, but his latest case plunges him into an unprecedented labyrinth of intrigue. A captivating woman in red, as enigmatic as she is beautiful, seeks his help, drawing him into a mystery that intertwines the city’s opulent elite with its darkest secrets. As he delves deeper, every clue unravels a more complex web, challenging his skills and bringing his own past into a startling light.
From the vibrant jazz clubs of the French Quarter to the secretive mansions of the Garden District, Jack's investigation reveals a conspiracy that threatens to shatter the city’s façade. Caught in a race against time, he must navigate a treacherous path of betrayal and hidden agendas, where trusting the wrong person could prove deadly. In The Lady in Red, Jack Callahan must solve his most personal and perilous case yet, where the stakes are as high as the very soul of New Orleans itself.
The Lady in Red is a masterful blend of suspense and noir, a tale that captures the essence of New Orleans its allure, its mystery, and its capacity for darkness. For fans of hard-boiled detective stories and richly woven narratives, this book promises a journey into the heart of a city where beauty and danger dance a delicate waltz, and where every face hides a secret.
Genre: Mystery
A native son of the Crescent City, Private Detective Jack Callahan is no stranger to the shadowy corners of New Orleans, but his latest case plunges him into an unprecedented labyrinth of intrigue. A captivating woman in red, as enigmatic as she is beautiful, seeks his help, drawing him into a mystery that intertwines the city’s opulent elite with its darkest secrets. As he delves deeper, every clue unravels a more complex web, challenging his skills and bringing his own past into a startling light.
From the vibrant jazz clubs of the French Quarter to the secretive mansions of the Garden District, Jack's investigation reveals a conspiracy that threatens to shatter the city’s façade. Caught in a race against time, he must navigate a treacherous path of betrayal and hidden agendas, where trusting the wrong person could prove deadly. In The Lady in Red, Jack Callahan must solve his most personal and perilous case yet, where the stakes are as high as the very soul of New Orleans itself.
The Lady in Red is a masterful blend of suspense and noir, a tale that captures the essence of New Orleans its allure, its mystery, and its capacity for darkness. For fans of hard-boiled detective stories and richly woven narratives, this book promises a journey into the heart of a city where beauty and danger dance a delicate waltz, and where every face hides a secret.
Genre: Mystery
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