Corrina Lawson

"Above the Fold" is an exhilarating journey back to 1980s New York City, where crime reporter Trisha Connell takes center stage in a gripping tale of mystery, danger, and gritty determination. Lawson seamlessly weaves a narrative that mirrors the pulse of the punk rock era, infusing Trisha's journalism with a relentless, aggressive, and bitingly honest style that sets her apart in the bustling world of news.

Trisha's character is a force to be reckoned with, and her fearless pursuit of the truth propels readers into a story that transcends the boundaries of a conventional crime thriller. The stakes are high for Trisha as she delves into the sensational theft at an art museum, only to uncover a personal connection to the victim—a former foster kid who was supposed to be living a good life. The discovery adds layers of complexity to the narrative, elevating the emotional resonance of the plot.

The dynamic partnership between Trisha Connell and Edmund Grayson, the security expert assigned to the museum, adds depth to the story. Their alliance, driven by shared guilt and a common quest for justice, unfolds against a city rife with danger and intrigue. As Trisha charges into the story's heart, risking life and career, readers are taken on a rollercoaster ride filled with unexpected twists and turns.

Edmund's character balances Trisha's relentless pursuit of the truth. His security expertise provides a grounded and rational counterpoint to Trisha's bold and impulsive nature, creating a dynamic partnership that enhances the overall narrative tension.

"Above the Fold" is not merely a crime thriller; it's a masterfully crafted exploration of a bygone era, a celebration of tenacity in the face of adversity, and a testament to the power of journalism. Corrina Lawson has delivered a gripping narrative that seamlessly blends elements of mystery, suspense, and personal drama. For anyone seeking a captivating read with a strong, compelling protagonist, "Above the Fold" is a must-read that will leave you eagerly anticipating Corrina Lawson's next literary endeavor.

I received a copy via LibraryThing and all opinions are my own.… (altro)

Trisha Connell is a crime reporter in 1980s New York City. She is relentless, confrontational, and honest. She charges into the story of a sensational theft at an art museum, she discovers a murdered guard is someone she knew, a former foster kid who was adopted and supposed to be living a good life. She finds an ally in Edmund Grayson, a security expert assigned to the museum, who’s driven by his own guilt in failing to stop the murder. Chasing the story puts Trisha in danger and it will take all her street skills to survive.
This book had me hooked from the start. I found it difficult to put down. The characters are likeable, and I would love to learn more about them. The romance was a big part of the book, but it was not the sole focus of the book. I enjoyed the mystery, and the book was action-packed. This is supposed to be the first book in the Trisha and Grayson mystery series, and I can't wait for the next mystery,
Thanks to LibraryThing, Corrina Lawsen, and City Owl Press for providing a complimentary copy of this book in hopes that I will leave my unbiased review. I was not required to leave a review, positive or otherwise, and the above review is simply my opinion of the book.

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