Christine Wiltz (born January 3, 1948) is an American writer of mystery fiction. A native of New Orleans, Wiltz attended school at a number of different universities in Louisiana before completing a BA at San Francisco State College in 1969. Prior to becoming a full-time writer she held a number of jobs including advertising, grant writing, selling books, and short-order cooking.^[1] She has written four mystery novels featuring Neal Rafferty, a former member of the New Orleans Police Department turned private investigator. She has also written a biography of Norma Wallace, The Last Madam, and a standalone novel, Shoot the Money. Her writing has appeared in the New Yorker and the Los Angeles Times, and has been writer-in-residence and adjunct professor at Tulane University and Loyola University New Orleans.^[2][3][4] Wiltz is married; she and her husband survived Hurricane Katrina.^[5]

Taken from:^[6]

• The Killing Circle (1981)
• A Diamond Before You Die (1987)
• The Emerald Lizard (1991)

• Glass House (1994)
• Shoot the Money (2013)

• The Last Madam (2000)

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