In The Whispering Women a pair of female sleuths dig into 1913 New York's underworld in the first Delafield & Malloy Investigation!
“Suspenseful, elaborate, addictive … highly recommended to fans of historical fiction!"
About the Author
Trish MacEnulty is an Amazon #1 bestselling author. Her books, reviews, and stories reflect her fascination with history and her empathy for the marginalized.
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Cinnamon Girl
When her beloved step-grandmother, a semi-retired opera singer, dies of cancer in 1970, 15-year-old Eli Burnes runs away with a draft-dodger, thinking she’s on the road to adventure and romance. What she finds instead is a world of underground Weathermen, Black Power revolutionaries, snitches and shoot-first police. Eventually Eli is rescued by her father, who turns out both more responsible and more revolutionary than she’d imagined. But when he gets in trouble with the law, she finds herself on the road again, searching for the allies who will help her learn how to save herself.
Praise for Trish MacEnulty’s Work
“It’s rare when you can call a story set over a hundred years ago timely, but that’s the only word for Trish MacEnulty’s The Whispering Women.”
—Timothy Miller, author of
The Strange Case of Eliza Doolittle
“a profound story about life and love and loss, growing up and growing old, holding on and letting go. There is a song of beauty and truth on every page.”
— Cheryl Strayed, author of Wild
“MacEnulty's suspenseful, elaborate, and addictive debut historical novel is highly recommended to fans of historical fiction and readers concerned with equal rights.”
—Foluso Falaye, Manhattan Book Review
“This is a cracking novel well worth seeking out. First Class.”
—Independent on Sunday
“If you like historical fiction and if you like mysteries, this one is for you!”
—Donna S. Meredith, The Southern Literary Review
“Once again, novelist MacEnulty knows how to get your attention, and she's a natural writer.”
—Kirkus Review
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