'Girl at Central' Summary

Molly Morganthau, a sharp and resourceful woman, works as a day operator at the Central Telephone Exchange in 1920s New York City. Her position provides her with a unique perspective on the city's pulse, as she connects people and listens to their conversations. When a murder rocks the city, Molly becomes entangled in the investigation. Her keen observation skills, coupled with her intimate knowledge of the city's social fabric, lead her to uncover clues overlooked by the police. Molly's resourcefulness and courage are tested as she navigates the dangerous world of crime and secrets, ultimately finding herself in a race against time to expose the killer and bring justice to the victim. Through her journey, Molly challenges societal expectations and proves that even in a seemingly mundane job, one can be a force for good and make a difference in the fight for justice.