Blind Man's Alley: A Novel

In this gripping audiobook, the death of three construction workers amid a controversial Manhattan development sparks a complex web of legal battles, corporate intrigue, and personal dilemmas. As legal firm Blake and Rubenstein work to untangle the accusations faced by Roth Properties, associate Duncan Riley finds himself entangled with the powerful Roth family and a seemingly unrelated murder case involving public housing. With themes of corporate skulduggery and moral ambiguity, this story offers a compelling look into the dark corners of urban development and justice.