Book Review: Midnight's Murder by James Schroeder

My Review: 

Loved it. With a cast of well-rounded characters and the spot-on narration style of the 30s, this book kept me on the edge of my seat. Clive is well thought out and generous with the amount of things we get to know about him. The descriptions are vivid and the storyline is engaging. I can’t recommend it enough. I absolutely love it.

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Summary: 

After what seems like a decade of unrest, Prohibition has finally ended. While the new year draws closer, Detective Clive Hill hopes the remaining hours of 1933 are uneventful. Crime, however, never takes a holiday. When the fugitive accountant, Midnight Lawrence, calls seeking help, Hill agrees to meet with him. But just before the clock strikes twelve, Lawrence is found dead. As the list of suspects grows and the dangers multiply, the seasoned detective must use his expertise to navigate the twists and turns of the investigation if he's going to solve Midnight's Murder. 

A 1930's Detective Mystery novel set in Chicago after prohibition has ended. "Midnight's Murder" mixes Chicago's history with the trills of mystery to bring you this exciting story. If you love mystery novels or historical fiction that are filled with action, suspense, and romance, then this is the book for you.