Connie B Dowell

Dead Man's Jazz Connie B Dowell

Savannah, 1919: Two teen girls leave a speakeasy in the dead of night... And walk right up to a murder scene.

Emmie and Dessa are on vacation, but their relaxing summer gets off to a dangerous start when the girls find a dead musician in a fountain.

Then Theresa, Dessa's ex-girlfriend, is arrested for the crime. Dessa thinks she didn't do it, but the police are sure Theresa's the one.

Soon the girls are embroiled in a world of jazz, bootleggers, and activist groups with clashing goals, as they circle closer to the crime.

Meanwhile, the police find more evidence to pin on Theresa. Can Emmie and Dessa find the killer before an innocent woman is hanged?

You'll love this book if you like twisty mysteries and the aesthetic of the early Jazz Age.
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