About me
Con Lehane spent most of his adult life in the labor movement—union organizer, contract negotiator, local union president, labor educator, labor journalist—all of which informs his writing. He now writes about made-up crimes that take place in a New York City that exists only in his imagination. His books include the Bartender Brian McNulty mysteries, the 42nd Street Library mysteries, and the latest, The Red Scare Murders, a private eye novel.
