One doesn’t have to have lived in or even visited New Orleans to appreciate a J.M. Redmann mystery, but if one has, the experience is all the richer because a standard character in every Redman mystery is the city that time forgot.

Read the article:  ‘Death of a Dying Man’ by J.M. Redmann — Lambda Literary.

Michele ‘Micky’ Knight, a New Orleans private detective, takes on two cases, one of a newly widowed mother looking for the daughter that she and her husband were estranged from, and that of an adopted young drag queen, thrown out of his home for being gay, who wants to find his birth mother.

by J.M. Redmann

The Intersection of Law and Desire is finally back in print. In the Big Easy, nothing comes easy, not life, not love . . . not justice. Two cases, one involving an innocent young girl and the other a jaded sophisticate who thinks the rules don’t apply to her, lead Micky Knight to a tawdry bar where two streets intersect, the corner of Law and Desire. When Micky finds out what is…