Rising MoonA Nightcreature Novel
A Nightcreature Novel
Lori Handeland

| ISBN: | 9780990596479 |
| Publisher: | Lori Handeland |
| Published: | 24 November, 2014 |
| Format: | Paperback |
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Rising MoonA Nightcreature Novel
A Nightcreature Novel
Lori Handeland
From the author who brought you the RITA (r) Award winning BLUE MOON, comes another book in the USA Today Bestselling Nightcreature Novels! Anne Lockheart is a private investigator on a mission to find her sister Katie. A photo in the mail spurs a trip to New Orleans where Anne heads straight for Rising Moon, a jazz club where her sister was last seen. There she encounters an astounding man. John Rodolfo, a blind saxophone player, is the club's chief attraction. He is more moved by Anne than he'd like to be. He has secrets--more than most. Katie is not the first person to disappear from Rising Moon, and she won't be the last. As Anne unravels the mystery of the missing Katie, John's involvement becomes frighteningly clear. Voodoo altars, strange wolves and magic combine to create more questions than answers. With Mardi Gras approaching, the city is wild, on edge and dangerous. But then so is John Rodolf













