Murder on Black Tuesday (Ginger Gold Mystery #31)

Murder's a bust...

October 1929

Fresh off an Atlantic crossing, Ginger and her husband Basil arrive in Boston expecting an informative medical conference at the invitation of Dr. Haley Higgins, and a warm reunion with family. Instead, they step straight into a city teetering on the brink of financial disaster. The Roaring Twenties are coming to a screeching halt, and the desperate, speculative frenzy on State Street has pushed Boston’s elite to their absolute limits.

When an arrogant stockbroker is found dead in his locked office on Black Tuesday, the local police are quick to write it off as a simple suicide of financial despair, but the evidence found by Haley and Ginger says murder.

Trapped in a brilliant legal stalemate where every clue cancels out the next, Ginger and Basil must outsmart Boston’s high society before the killer walks free.


Perfect for fans of Agatha Christie, Rhys Bowen, and Kerry Greenwood, Murder on Black Tuesday is a captivating, fast-paced whodunit rich in atmospheric historical detail, clever forensic deduction, and irresistible Jazz Age charm.