– New York Times
– The National Observer
It’s the 1970s, and the edgy metropolis of New York attracts waves of newly liberated young women. Like most of them, Francesca Crawford finds an apartment and a job, and she begins dating. She’s making a life. She’s just twenty years old.
When she’s stabbed to death, a man twenty-five years older than she appears in the office of private investigator Dan Fortune and offers $2,000 – much more than Fortune charges even on his best day; he’ll tell you that himself – to find out who murdered her. The man, a salesman, insists that no one can know he’s the guy who hired Fortune.
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