Brooklyn Graves: 2 (Erica Donato Mysteries, 2) - Softcover

"Framed with the details of historical research and Brooklyn of the 1960s, this mystery also weaves in a close but volatile mother-daughter relationship that is reminiscent of Joan Hess' Claire Malloy series, although Stein's novel is not as humorous."--"Booklis" review of "Brooklyn Bones"

""Framed with the details of historical research and Brooklyn of the 1960s, this mystery also weaves in a close but volatile mother-daughter relationship that is reminiscent of Joan Hess' Claire Malloy series, although Stein's novel is not as humorous.""--"Booklis" review of "Brooklyn Bones"

Brooklyn Graves is a fascinating and engaging...perfectly balances history of the Tiffany windows into a fictional and engaging story interwoven masterfully.

--Teri Davis "Midwest Book Review "

A brutally murdered family man without an enemy in the world. A box full of charming letters home, written a century ago by an unknown female worker at the famed Tiffany studios. Historic Green-Wood cemetery, where a decrepit mausoleum with stunning stained glass windows is now off limits. Suddenly, all of this is part of Erica Donato's life.

Erica is a youngish single mother of a teen, an oldish history grad student, and the lowest person on the totem pole of the history museum where she works.

Soon secrets begin to emerge in the most unexpected places. An admirable life was not what it seemed, confiding letters conceal their most important story. All set against the background of the splendid old cemetery and the life of modern Brooklyn, the stories of old families and old loves with hidden ties merges with new crimes and the true value of art.