'I think your murders have something to do with one another,' Brent said flatly.

'That's how you're going to find a killer?' Joulette said skeptically. 'I think I'll take one of Miss DuMonde's tours,' he said. All she did was hand us a ghost.'īrent was silent for a moment, then lifted his shoulders and let out a sigh. As to the Andrea Ciello case, well, I'd hoped Nikki DuMonde would be able to give us something solid. At least in Garfield's case we can hit the clubs, get some help from the narcs. 'Marc and I working two cases… and in neither case do we have so much as a semisolid lead to anything. Or,' he added bitterly, 'that I should still be saying 'Massuh' when I talk to the guy.' You'd think Owen and I grew up in the bayou and never went to school, the way he acts. He will give us whatever he's got eventually. He wants to work on his own, and doesn't want to share what he has. 'Haggerty has access to everything we've got. 'You're conducting separate investigations?' he asked. 'Yeah, Vince Haggerty isn't into mumbo jumbo,' Massey responded.īrent ignored the mumbo-jumbo part. He wasn't surprised that the FBI had men on the case-they'd lost one of their own. In fact, he has his panties in a knot about you being here.' Lots of agents, one main liaison between the departments. 'I don't practice voodoo,' Brent said evenly.īoth detectives studied him, and Massey said, 'Whoever or whatever you are, your boss is apparently in with me bigwigs. 'We've got plenty of voodoo in New Orleans already,' Joulette drawled, challenging him. I just come at things from a different angle.' I'll bet your CSI folks are good at what they do, too. I get the feeling you're both good at what you do.

'Let's just say 'different' for now, huh? I don't want to alienate you before we get started. 'You really are one of those psychics, huh?' Massey said.īrent smiled, shaking his head. 'Tell me you don't really believe she could have seen a ghost?' She couldn't have seen him last night,' Massey said. 'What the hell made you show her Tom's picture, anyway?' 'Of New Orleans, I mean,' he added hastily. They do history tours, with an emphasis on ghosts and spooky stuff. 'She works for one of the tour companies, unofficial manager for an absentee owner. 'What does she do for a living?' Brent asked.

Ghost walk by heather graham