St. Charles at Dusk

A father's threats. A tragic accident. Unanswered questions.


Oz Sullivan has finally moved past the tangled web surrounding his brief, but intense, relationship with the young, impetuous Adrienne Deschanel, who was believed dead after a tragic accident three years prior. Through his family, and a successful career as an attorney in their heritage New Orleans firm, he has forged a tranquil predictability, albeit hanging by a thread.

Then Adrienne unexpectedly and abruptly re-emerges—with no memory of the life she once led. Not of him, nor what they had shared. Not a single recollection of the tumultuous but once-in-a-lifetime love that had nearly torn both their families apart three years past.

All she can offer is an utterly bizarre tale of an entirely new life she’d forged in the bayou with the family who had rescued her... including the kind, steadfast son she was now engaged to.

Everything was great until her memory began to resurface. Only in flashes, and never enough. And her adoptive family know more than they’re letting on.

Her desperate attempt to flee the confusing and dark influences in the bayou instinctively propels her to the one face for which she has a name. She believes Oz—the man listed as her family’s attorney—is the best person to help her get her life back.

Oz's world is once again turned upside down, as he must decide how to help her without losing himself entirely.


St. Charles at Dusk is a prequel to The House of Crimson & Clover series, and the first in a trilogy of stories that offer a backdrop into Adrienne and two of her sisters.

The Saga of Crimson & Clover
A sprawling dynasty. An ancient bloodline. A world of magic and mayhem. Welcome to the Saga of Crimson & Clover, where all series within are linked but can be equally enjoyed on their own.