Butchers Hill In which Tess Monghan learns she’s white, and that there are Black people in Baltimore. So in this book the lead character, Tess, Monaghan, officially opens up her shop in the central Baltimore neighbor hood of Butchers Hill, named not for the butchering of people, we soon learn, but for the old practice of butchers living there. Her first two cases are finding the children who were witnesses to a famous murder/manslaughter from five years earlier in which an older Black man was […]