Entry Barriers for Blaze Collection

In this compelling short story by New York Times bestselling author Ariel Lawhon, an inquisitive woman breaks stereotypes to become the pioneer of forensic science. Frances Glessner Lee, a sixty-seven-year-old Harvard instructor in 1945, shocks six male students with her challenge: solve a murder in ninety minutes using her meticulously crafted crime scene diorama. These students, accustomed to making assumptions and underestimating women without formal education, are forced to confront their biases as they work together to unravel a complex whodunit with no survivors. Every detail in the diorama is crucial, and accuracy is key in solving this gripping mystery. "Barriers to Entry" is just one of the captivating stories in Blaze, a collection that showcases audacious women who defy societal norms across different time periods. These stories can be enjoyed in one sitting, allowing readers to immerse themselves in tales of fierce women who refuse to be constrained by convention.

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