All That Is Hidden

In All That Is Hidden, Molly Murphy Sullivan confronts political intrigue and personal dilemmas as her husband runs for sheriff, challenging their partnership and trust.

In All That Is Hidden, set against the backdrop of New York in Autumn 1907, former private detective Molly Murphy Sullivan finds herself in a whirlwind of change. Molly has settled into a comfortable life with her husband, Daniel, a policeman, in their charming Greenwich Village home. Their relationship is based on mutual respect and partnership, making Daniel's sudden announcement of a move to a more affluent neighborhood and his decision to run for sheriff on the Tammany ticket both shocking and perplexing. Tammany Hall, notorious for its corruption, is everything Daniel once stood against, leaving Molly questioning his motives and the implications of this new path.

As the story unfolds, Molly grapples with her husband's unexpected choices and the secrets that might lie behind them. Her instinct as a detective kicks in, compelling her to delve deeper into the political landscape that Daniel has entered. Navigating through a maze of lies and deceit, she uncovers the darker side of wealth and power, realizing that the stakes are higher than she ever imagined. The bond between Molly and Daniel is tested as she seeks to understand the true nature of his ambitions and the potential dangers that accompany them.

All That Is Hidden takes readers on a journey through the complexities of love, loyalty, and the often murky waters of political intrigue. With Molly at the helm, readers can expect a gripping tale filled with suspense, as she strives to protect her family while unraveling the mysteries that threaten to engulf them.