Gold-Killer

Gold-Killer, written by Prosper Buranelli in the 1920s, is a murder mystery set in New York City during the Prohibition era. The story follows the hunt for a serial killer known as Gold-Killer, who targets the city's wealthiest men, while the daughter of one of the victims teams up with her partner to investigate the new underworld. This novel reflects the social tensions of the time, including themes of anarchism and crime, making it a notable work of early 20th-century fiction.