Murder in Greenwich Village A Manhattan Mystery

"Detective Jane Bauer is a most welcome addition to the ranks of fictional cops." Peter Robinson When NYPD detective Jane Bauer and her team check in for their new assignment, they reopen a cold case that's a real killer. Ten years earlier, police responding to a spate of late-night 911 calls from Greenwich Village discovered a young African American undercover cop, Micah Anthony, shot dead on Waverly Place. The killer left no clues, and the murder remains an inscrutable mystery . . . except for two things: Anthony had infiltrated a lucrative gun-trading operation in the city, and it seemed likely that he knew and trusted the killer. So begins an investigation that leads Jane from Village brownstones to middle-class Queens, from wealthy Sutton Place to sinister subway tunnels, as a mastermind of murder resumes operationsand every path is mined with menace. "Harris knows a lot about cops and a lot about women and she knows how to plot a good mystery." Stephen Greenleaf From the Paperback edition.

Lee Harris is the author of the mystery novels featuring ex-nun Christine Bennett, who first appeared in The Good Friday Murder, an Edgar Award nominee that was adapted in 2004 as a TV movie entitled Murder Without Conviction. Harris also writes the Manhattan Mystery series, which debuted with Murder in Hell’s Kitchen and continued with Murder in Alphabet City. In 2001, she received the Romantic Times Career Achievement Award for her distinguished contribution to crime writing.

Lee Harris’s e-mail address is mysmurder@aol.com. She also has a website that she shares with three other mystery authors, and it can be found at www.NMOMysteries.com.