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In "Seneca Falls Inheritance," librarian Glynis Tryon becomes an indispensable ally to activist Elizabeth Cady Stanton as they prepare for the landmark 1848 Women’s Rights Convention. Amid the bustling preparations, Tryon discovers a body in the canal, turning her into an amateur sleuth who must navigate the social and political tensions of the era to uncover the killer’s identity. The novel blends historical detail, feminist activism, and a suspenseful detective plot set against the backdrop of New York’s early feminist movement.
First publish date: 1992
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Historical Mystery
Authors: Miriam Grace Monfredo
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