Maggie Pennyworth, a homeless woman, walks along the 1910 Hoboken waterfront now cast in darkness. Seeing the shape of a bundle under the pier, she kicks it, hoping its money. Instead, its Fred Throckmorton, a recently murdered business man whose disappearance is front-page news. She runs to a trusted resident of the docks, Mike Chambers, who looks out for the less fortunate. However, Chambers is not his real identity. A man with a great deal of clout and the ability to live in the shadows has long arms influencing more than just the docks. Digging into the details of Throckmortons death proves more dangerous than expected. An unlikely friend, Jerry Murphy, gets involved, and there are those who would like Chambers out of the waypermanently. Jerry and his family have an impact on Chambers, causing him to begin questioning where his loyalties lie: the job or those he loves.
About the author
A native of Rahway, New Jersey, Leslie Micone is a self-employed writer who now resides in Clark, New Jersey. Leslie spent much of her childhood in Hoboken, New Jersey, visiting her grandfather, aunts, and uncles. The love of the Hoboken waterfront and family childhood memories gave rise to the writing of Murder on the Waterfront. She has a deep love of family, her Christian faith and classic literature. Her daughter and son-in-law live close by in New Jersey with their twelve-year-old daughter.
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