Criminal defense attorney Erin McCabe works in an office located in a second-floor turret of a Victorian home in Cranford. She’s been referred to the biggest case of her career: defending a 19-year-old prostitute accused of fatally stabbing the son of a powerful New Jersey senator in a rundown motel near Atlantic City.
It’s a high-profile case that she’s been assigned in part because, like her client, McCabe is a transgender woman. Both are characters in Robyn Gigl’s first legal thriller, By Way of Sorrow, which will be published next year.
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