The Silver Shadow
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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- $9.99
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- $9.99
Publisher Description
Fiction Based on Strange, But True, History
True, riveting stories of American criminal activity are explored through a unique stories of historical romantic suspense. Collect them all and be inspired by the hope that always finds its way even in the darkest of times.
Denver of 1900 is still a dangerous place to be following the silver crash of 1893. And of out of the dark comes a shadow intent on harming women. Ambitious young Denver newspaper reporter Polly Blythe is searching for the big story that’s going to launch her career. On Friday evening, August 24, 1900, she gets her break when two women are cracked over the head within a two-minute walk of each other. But policeman Edwin Timmer thwarts Polly’s ideas of a serial criminal. . .until the shadowy figure strikes again. Will the reporter and the policeman team up to find the culprit before he strikes too close for comfort?
Customer Reviews
How many more times must I strike before you get the message?
He would show all of them. He wasn’t a man to let a woman get the best of him. Those women would realize where their proper place was in the world.
The Silver Shadow is a factionalized accounting of the true story of The Capital Hill Thug. The early 1900’s found Denver experiencing many changes, not the least of which was more freedom for women. Working outside the home, women were seen in many places, without the accompanying male escorts of the past. For the Silver Shadow, this was a huge problem - one he was sure God wanted him to fix.
Be prepared to hang on to the edge of your seat, don’t scream and just pray that Detective Edwin Price of the Denver Police Department will be able to traverse all the plot twists before this perpetrator kills again. Reporter Polly Blythe, trying to establish a name for herself, becomes the spokesperson against this crime. But when events bring this very close to home, will she become the latest victim?
This incredible true crime story is part of the True Colors series made available by Barbour Publishing. An ARC was received through NetGalley. The comments and impressions are my own and were in no way solicited.