Hell's Kitchen (novel)

The novel was shortlisted for the 2002 Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best Paperback Original.

[2] The book follows Pellam as he tries to prove the innocence of an old woman, Ettie, whom he had interviewed for a documentary on the area of New York City referred to as Hell's Kitchen.

All the while, the real arsonist, a man named Sonny, has been continuing to burn buildings and chase Pellam.

However, just when it appears Pellam is about to die, two friends he has made along his investigation come to his aid and save him from Sonny.

Pellam gathers the evidence needed to prove Ettie innocent and she is set free.