Bright lights

About this book

Henry Jordan's life is turned upside down when he is wrongfully accused of murdering Fannie Gillespie, a lively young woman who adored the thrill of New York City's bright lights. Fannie is found dead in her boarding house room, seemingly a victim of suicide. However, Henry, who once loved her, is convinced she was murdered. ​ Determined to clear his name and uncover the truth, Henry embarks on a perilous journey, facing suspicion and danger at every turn. ​ With the help of his new friend, the charming and resourceful Edgar North, and the unwavering support of the compassionate Marian Gray, Henry delves into Fannie's past and the secrets she kept.