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Thoreau on Wolf Hill by B.B. Oak

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Also by B.B. Oak:

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Thoreau on Wolf Hill
B.B. Oak

Henry David Thoreau #2
Kensington
November 2014
On Sale: October 28, 2014
320 pages
ISBN: 075829025X
EAN: 9780758290250
Kindle: B00JVW6GO2
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Mystery Cozy | Mystery Historical

B.B. Oak's original and compelling historical mystery series, featuring a young Henry David Thoreau as a master detective aided by Dr. Adam Walker and his artist cousin Julia Bell, continues with a second installment as murder comes to Walden Pond again.

Far from the tranquility of Walden Pond, Henry David Thoreau confronts the chilling reality of an epidemic. . .as well as cold-blooded murder.

The winter of 1847 has brought a consumption epidemic which is devastating the village of Plumford, Massachusetts. In an atmosphere of increasing hysteria and superstition, country doctor Adam Walker and philosopher Henry David Thoreau seem the only voices of reason.

The winter also brings two visitors to Plumford. Solomon Wiley hails from Rhode Island and offers his services as a vampyre hunter, insisting that the scourge is supernatural in origin. At the same time, Adam's cousin Julia has returned home from France, mysteriously without her new husband.

When a former student of Thoreau's is found mutilated and drained of blood in the woods, Wiley insists that a legendary Indian vampyre has arisen. Dismissing the blustering fearmonger, Thoreau and Adam follow clues to the backstage world of a Boston theater, the smoky decadence of an opium den, and an Indian burial ground. Both men will need to keep their wits about them—or risk ending up in coffins of their own. . .

Henry David Thoreau

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