Claire DeWitt: Claire DeWitt and the City of the Dead (Series #1) (CD-Audio)

from ParadisePorch

A friend of mine described Claire deWitt to me as "180 degrees from Nancy Drew"; I have to agree many times over. This debut of the series is set in New Orleans one-and-one-half years after Katrina and concerns a man who went missing during that hurricane. Claire uses the I Ching, vivid dreams an...

from msf59

Claire Dewitt has been lured back to New Orleans, a place that holds many ghosts for her. She is a tough, tattooed private eye. She likes her weed and other narcotic pleasures but is also a serious student of "detection". It's eighteen months after Katrina and she is hired to locate a popular DA,...

from libsue

If you like a smart detective who is gritty, tough, and a woman pick up Claire Dewitt. When I found out it was going to be a series my first thought (and not my last) was "Oh no I don't think I can stand another series," but after finishing the book my last thought was "I'm in!" Can't wait to rea...

from martitia

Private investigator Claire DeWitt returns to New Orleans to investigate the disappearance of District Attorney Vic Willing during Hurricane Katrina. Claire left New Orleans after her mentor Constance Darling, a disciple of the little-known French detective Jacques Silette, was murdered. Silette ...

from DeltaQueen50

Refreshingly different, Claire DeWitt and the City of the Dead by Sara Gran introduces a new type of female P.I., as she says herself less a detective by choice than by calling. Following in the footsteps of her mentor, P.I. Constance Darling, and guided by the writings of renown French detective...