The Triangle Murders

De: Lynne Kennedy

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

B.R.A.G. Medallion Honoree
Like landing at D-Day, this author recreates a murder at the tragic 1911 fire at the Triangle shirtwaist Factory (a turning point in NYC history) with such detail and terror that you feel like you’re watching it.

Ken Kuhlken, author of the Tom Hickey’s California crime series
Using her passions for history and science as well as her abundant writer's gifts, Lynne Kennedy has created the best kind of historical mystery. She transports us to another time and place yet offers truths that apply to the present.

When a young reporter is pushed from a ninth story window in Greenwich Village, NYPD Homicide Lieutenant Frank Mead soon connects the case to a murder that took place at the same site a hundred years earlier, during the infamous Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire.

Following the devastating suicide of his wife seven years earlier, Frank abandoned his daughter Amanda and the city he loved. Now he’s back to make amends and finds he has an urgent and personal reason to track today’s killer. Amanda, also a reporter and friend of the dead girl, has gone missing.

In the family tenement on the Lower East Side of New York City, Frank finds a “murder book” and evidence of the 1911 murder. The victim was, in fact, his great grandmother, a seamstress at the Triangle.

Working with modern forensics and sheer determination, he is able to uncover killers in both centuries and in doing so, establish a tentative truce with his daughter.