As in Unholy Matrimony (1986), The French Quarter Killers (1987), and Blood Warning (1989), here again Dillman draws on his personal experiences as a member of the New Orleans homicide squad—this time, producing a hard-hitting, though ultimately less-than-satisfying, account of the 1978 murder of a wealthy Florida anesthesiologist weekending in New Orleans.
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