The New Woman: Murder, Dance, and Audacity

INTO THE SUFFERING CITY: A NOVEL OF BALTIMORE

In 1909 Baltimore, Sarah Kennecott, a young doctor passionate about justice, teams up with Jack Harden, a private detective haunted by his past, to investigate a showgirl’s murder. Defying societal expectations and navigating between the city’s opulence and its seedy underbelly, they uncover shocking secrets worth killing for, showcasing their uncommon defiance and independence. AVAILABLE AS AN AUDIOBOOK!

MURDER IN THE HAUNTED CHAMBER

In 1910 Baltimore, Dr. Sarah Kennecott, skeptical of the supernatural, investigates a murder predicted by her deceased sister’s ghost. She and partner Jack Hardin, struggling with his past and drawn to a medium promising to contact his ghosts, navigate from saloons to high society to unravel a mystery involving deception, the potentially supernatural, and a perilous killer threatening their lives and partnership.

SEX, ART, and SALOME: HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF A PRINCESS, DANCER, AND FEMINIST INSPIRATION

Salome, a biblical figure transformed into a cultural icon in the early 20th century, symbolized women’s empowerment through dance, burlesque, opera, theater, and film. This book showcases over 130 historical photographs illustrating feminism’s impact on the performing arts through the portrayal of Salome as a bold and sensual woman.