Glasshouse

A woman lies dead in a Bowery alley, her evening gown hitched above her knees where the pavement buckles against the curb, rainwater pooling in the folds of silk. Private investigator Onyx Marrick finds her first, and quickly wishes he hadn't. What looks like a simple murder becomes something far darker when the dead woman's wealthy family closes ranks, corrupt officials begin circling, and a string of seemingly unrelated victims points to a conspiracy threading through Manhattan's most powerful figures. Each clue Onyx uncovers drags him closer to a truth the city's elite will kill to keep buried. As he races from the Bowery's seedy underbelly to gilded Manhattan penthouses, every ally becomes a suspect and every answer breeds more dangerous questions. With a ruthless adversary watching his every move and the clock ticking down on a killer's next move, Onyx must decide how deep into the shadows he's willing to venture, and whether the price of justice is one he can survive to pay.