In the second LOST novel from Cynthia Eden, an obsessed Last Option Search Team agent goes looking for trouble, and finds her in the Big Easy.

On the eve of Hurricane Katrina, a now elderly narrator remembers the great floods of his small Louisiana town in 1927, recounting a history of the era and the sacrificing of his home parish to the floodwaters in order to save New Orleans.

"Faith Abigail Charles has always done the right thing. So when her mother runs for mayor of New Orleans, Faith puts her law career on hold to help her win. But when tensions run high, Faith trades one kind of heat for another--in the arms of a hard-bodied stranger. He's everything a woman dreams of in a lover. So much so that her one-night stand turns into two, then three, then four. For Aiden Rios, meeting smart, sexy Faith feels like fate. After...

"When young priest Nicolas Chatry took his vows, he thought the hardest thing he'd have to deal with was accomplishing his duties from a wheelchair. Until a murderer steps into the confessional. Unable to recognize the voice or maneuver quickly enough to get a look at the killer, Nicolas has no way of identifying who admitted to such a horrific deed. And even if he did, his vows prevent him from telling anyone about it. Unable to live with the knowledge...

"Creeper, a scrappy young teen, is done living on the streets of New Orleans. Her sights are set on securing passage aboard Captain Ann-Marie's smuggler airship Midnight Robber, earning the captain's trust using a secret about a kidnapped Haitian scientist and a mysterious weapon he calls the Black God's Drums. But Creeper keeps another secret close to her heart-- Oya, the African orisha of the wind and storms, who speaks inside her head and grants...

Two New Orleans investigators are up against an inhuman killer in this "sleek, fast-moving" mystery (Kirkus Reviews).

When criminal psychologist Kit Franklyn goes to meet an anonymous admirer, the date ends before it begins—as the man drops dead at her feet. Now, yet again, her evening's companion is her bulky boss, chief medical examiner Andy Broussard.

Broussard deduces that the man died carrying

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"Luz Hidalgo immigrated to New Orleans with her undocumented father after Hurricane Katrina. Jonah McBee, with hardly any family left, exists on his own. In each other, Jonah and Luz find refuge from the losses that define their lives. When they fall in love, it is intense, addictive, and real. But everything changes when Luz discovers she's pregnant. Her father sends her back to Mexico to raise the baby with her grandmother. Devastated, Jonah sets...

"Julia Monroe has just turned forty and hopes this next decade goes much better than the last, in which she became a young widow raising two children on her own. With both her boys off to college, it's time for new beginnings, and she can finally focus on expanding her New Orleans-based cleaning business--but God has other plans. Samuel Reed, the ruggedly handsome Green Beret who broke her heart over twenty years ago, has returned to town and is the...

Former Tulane professor Max Corbett returns to a Katrina-ravaged New Orleans to attend the funeral of Gabrielle, the student with whom he had fallen in love and had an affair and, with the help of a tourist map and an old gris-gris man, is offered a portal to the past and a chance to redeem himself, Gabrielle, and a wounded city.

Dawn has found the perfect way to forget her cheating boyfriend. Leave town for the summer and do something very distracting, like volunteering to help rebuild storm torn New Orleans. But when she meets handsome, kind Brady, Dawn realizes she could be fixing more than a devastated house : she might also be able to repair her broken heart.