The Big Easy

Remy McSwain is a brash, womanizing, unconventional New Orleans police detective who doesn't always play by the rules. With the help of his uncle C.D. LeBlanc and his detective partner, Darlene Broussard, McSwain manages to stay one step ahead of the law - but everything changes when District Attorney Anne Osborne arrives to oversee a case of illegal fishing in the remote bayous.

Remy tries to win Anne's affections with the help of Smiley and his other associates, but he has competition from Assistant District Attorney Lightnin' Hawkins. Meanwhile, a fortune teller tells Remy of a premonition about a street informant being murdered.

When an elderly socialite drops dead at a fundraiser, Remy and his team must investigate. Hawkins believes the woman's manservant is responsible, but Remy is not so sure.

A would-be groom is murdered at his bachelor party, and the only evidence left behind is a high-heeled shoe. While Remy investigates, Anne learns some hidden facts about the groom's real interests, as well as the bride-to-be's urges.

When the father of a young debutante dies in a suspicious plane crash, Remy uncovers some scandalous revelations - including the fact that C.D. was romantically involved with the man's widow. Meanwhile, Anne and Darlene strike out on their own to investigate the mysterious death.

Remy and Anne investigate the mysterious death of a jazz musician. Circumstantial evidence points to supernatural occurrences and a shady music producer, whom Remy suspects may be the devil incarnate. Skeptical of Remy's conclusion, Anne tries to put together a rational explanation for the unexplained events happening around them.