Murder at City Hall — Edward I. Koch

Hizzoner Hosts A Homicide
Ask Ed Koch and he'll tell you: being Mayor of New York is the greatest job in the world. And in these pages, he still has it. Brash, outspoken, and ever generous, he grants a friend permission to use the City Hall chapel for her daughter's wedding--and even agrees to perform the ceremony himself.

Vows have been exchanged and limos are headed for the gala reception at the Plaza Hotel when a dead body is found in an alcove of the chapel.

With a multibillion dollar development deal hanging in the balance, New York's movers and shakers are now prime suspects in a nasty case of metropolitan murder. Not even Hizzoner is above suspicion. Drawing on his friends in and out of politics, Koch fights to clear his name as he follows a secret crime trail that stretches from Grand Army Plaza to the West Side railroad yards. If he doesn't pull out all the stops to expose a killer, he can kiss City Hall goodbye.