In this issue

This month’s stories show that love can bring out the best, and worst, in people. On the eve of her best friend’s nuptials, Vegas fashion stylist Stacey Deshay finds that death is in the wedding party in Shauna Washington’s “La Rouge Jolie.” A careless amorous encounter has some unexpected consequences for a municipal contractor in René Appel’s “Joyride.” And in Garnett Elliott’s “The Hounds of Babylon,” a fifties Hollywood movie production is providing the tabloids with far too much fodder.
Meanwhile, New Orleans homicide detective John Raven Beau investigates a murder amid the chaos left behind by Hurricane Katrina in O’Neil De Noux’s “Just a Old Lady.” Lady gambler Pandora Parson, bare-knuckle boxer Corey Callaghan, and his trainer Patrick Sullivan encounter a tragedy in the Montana Territory in Gilbert M. Stack’s “Pandora’s Clue.” And Jan Burke introduces this month’s Mystery Classic, “And Already Lost . . .” by Charlotte Armstrong.
Cue the torch song: You’re going to fall in love with these stories!

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