Overall a good bayou mystery romance. Enza (different name) inherits her grandmother's house down in the bayou north of New Orleans. Her mother's mother, and one she had not seen for over 15 years. Her mother had left her and her father when she was young, and her father kept her from the rest of the family. When she arrives at the house she meets Jack, who is living in the house. A likeable story, but leaves a lot hanging. For example, all the voodoo stuff is never explained, and Miranda is never resolved. Nor the letters and journals she finds in a box. I can see the technique for more books, but still found it irritating to leave so many story lines just hanging in the air. Would still recommend the book and author though, but wish more would have been resolved before moving to the next plot.

I enjoyed Enza and truly loved jack..felt bad they had so much to deal with starting out with a fresh relationship. .But that makes you stronger..so many problems to deal with...crazy exes, horrible family members, arsonists. But how to deal..well my friends read the book to see the outcome, because they did have good friends to stand by them..given for honest review