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Scandal transcends time in the Big Easy
Feisty reporter Corlis McCullough isn't afraid to push boundaries in the name of journalistic integrity. When passion for the truth lands her in New Orleans in need of a job, an assignment at a TV station pits her against her old college nemesis, King Duvallon.
The sultry streets of the French Quarter, the glamorous Garden District, derelict riverfront cotton warehouses, and gritty back alleys come alive as the reporter's story inexplicably slips between the nineteenth century and today. A long-forgotten drama of blackmail, swindles, and a love affair that is still changing lives leaves Corlis and King wondering if their burgeoning, unholy attraction will render them pawns in a matrix of mystery and deceit.
"A must read...Ware transports you to New Orleans...and captures all its charm." ―Rendezvous Reviews
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Midnight on Julia Street was first published in 1999 and provides a
snapshot of New Orleans before Hurricane Katrina smashed into
the city on the morning of Monday, August 29, 2005.
Fortunately, the French Quarter and Garden District locales
and buildings described in this novel miraculously survived the
storm. Perhaps even more surprising, many of the political and
societal issues threaded through the story remain the same, rendering
the narrative as relevant, and hopefully, as intriguing today as
when the novel was first published. Having owned property in thefabled lower French Quarter on Ursulines Street between Bourbon
and Dauphine, the survival of this most unique American city remains
close to my heart, as do the legions of friends I've made there over the years.
I rededicate this story to them and to their courage, grace under
pressure, and amazing ability to laisser les bons temps rouler--no matter
what!
Geaux Saints!
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the 2011 Edition
Midnight on Julia Street was first published in 1999 and provides a
snapshot of New Orleans before Hurricane Katrina smashed into
the city on the morning of Monday, August 29, 2005.
Fortunately, the French Quarter and Garden District locales
and buildings described in this novel miraculously survived the
storm. Perhaps even more surprising, many of the political and
societal issues threaded through the story remain the same, rendering
the narrative as relevant, and hopefully, as intriguing today as
when the novel was first published. Having owned property in thefabled lower French Quarter on Ursulines Street between Bourbon
and Dauphine, the survival of this most unique American city remains
close to my heart, as do the legions of friends I've made there over the years.
I rededicate this story to them and to their courage, grace under
pressure, and amazing ability to laisser les bons temps rouler--no matter
what!
Geaux Saints!
Take-no-prisoners reporter Corlis McCullough isn't afraid to push boundaries in the name of journalistic integrity. When passion for the truth lands her in New Orleans once again in need of a job, an assignment at a TV station pits her against her old college nemesis, King Duvallon.The sultry streets of the French Quarter, the glamorous Garden District, derelict riverfront cotton warehouses and gritty back alleys come alive as the reporter's story inexplicably slips between the nineteenth century and today. A long-forgotten drama of blackmail, swindles, and a love affair that is still changing lives leave Corlis and King wondering if their burgeoning, unholy attraction renders them mere pawns in a matrix of mystery and deceit.
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