It's the 1920s, and ready to face the good, the bad, and the ugly of New York, Penelope thinks she has done all that it takes to let go of her past behind and start afresh, but fate has different plans. Finding herself in the midst of a homicide, she is left with almost no time or choice to track and find the murderer. This was a brilliant mystery, set in very engaging tones. Penelope's characterization, with all her inner turmoils, is superbly done. The pace is gripping and the narration, lovely. My thanks to Cooper, and the publishers, Ink Dog Press and AuthorBuzz, for gifting me with a copy of this book.
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