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Private eye Anne Lockheart is obsessed with her sister's disappearance. It doesn't help that on the night Katie vanished Anne had a fight with her that caused her to storm off. So when Anne receives a package in the mail containing a photo of her sister standing in front of a club in New Orleans, she immediately takes off, convinced that she's finally found the trail. This leads her to the Rising Moon, a club owned by the mysterious John Rodolfo. Anne wheedles her way into a job at the club, hoping that she might glean more information on her sister's whereabouts in the French Quarter, but things quickly get weird. (more)