The Canary Club: A Prohibition-Era Romantic Mystery

One murder at a neutral speakeasy could set all of Manhattan on fire. New York City, 1926. Vittoria "Tori" Falcone commands an East Side empire built on docks, numbers banks, and hard-won fear. Declan Byrne rules the West Side-and for ten years, they have been each other's most dangerous rival. When the banker quietly negotiating peace between them is found dead at the Canary Club, the evidence points both ways. Neither side can afford to believe the other. To prevent a gang war, Tori and Dec make a secret pact: meet after midnight in the shuttered club, follow every clue, and uncover the killer before their crews turn the city into a battlefield. A smashed pocket watch, a missing ledger page, a borrowed federal coat, and a witness with a singer's sharp memory lead them through rain-slick alleys, private rooms, and waterfront deals. But the closer Tori gets to the truth, the more she must question the loyalties that made her powerful-and the rival who may be the only person she can trust. The Canary Club is a sleek Prohibition-era romantic mystery of underworld ambition, fair-play clues, dangerous intimacy, and a love that asks for more courage than either boss has ever shown. Step into the low-lit room where every secret has a price.