Last Dance — Miriam Ann Moore

IT'S NEW YORK CITY ON THE DISCO '70s--HEDONISM IS HOT, SAFE SEX IS NOT, AND ONLY THE MOST GLITZY GLITTERATI ARE CAUGHT DEAD AT STUDIO 54.

In this trippy decade of mirror balls, platform shoes and sexual frenzy, Marti Hirsch is just another young unemployed would-be writer looking for a break--until someone's gun fatally ventilates her best friend's pianist fiance.

Now Marti is a sleuth with a personal stake plus plenty of free time to get involved--because the cops don't seem to want to.

Marti's chase is leading her from musicians to politicians, penthouses to dives--from the very posh to the dingy depths of the Bad Apple's dazzling, tres sordid groovy society. Because there is definitely something going down at the disco, behind the velvet ropes and the closed doors of the exclusive VIP rooms. And between the hustling and the hassles Marti Hirsch has got a lot to worry about: staying alive, staying alive...