Death Tidies Up

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Charlotte LaRue, owner of the Maid-for-a-Day service, is preoccupied with her upcoming 60th birthday and the latest gossip in New Orleans. The drama centers around her new client, Marian Hebert, whose late husband, Bill, had a troubled friendship with Drew Bergeron, a real estate agent. After a business deal went sour, Drew died in a plane crash, and Bill's death was labeled an accident by some, while others suspect murder. Although the rumors swirl, Charlotte is focused on her work, particularly her new job at the historic Devilier house, which is being converted into luxury apartments. However, her routine takes a shocking turn when she discovers a corpse in a closet, believed to be Drew Bergeron, despite having attended his funeral years earlier. This revelation reignites the gossip about the Heberts and Bergerons, and Charlotte realizes she should have paid closer attention to the whispers. As old rivalries and hidden secrets resurface, she knows this job will require more than just cleaning; it will involve unraveling a mystery. Thankfully, Charlotte has a talent for tidying up not only homes but also crimes.