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Even the Plain People have mysteries to solve 


Amish Country Mystery #6
Plume
March 2011
On Sale: February 22, 2011
Featuring: Bruce Robertson; Caleb Troyer; Michael Branden
224 pages
ISBN: 0452296714
EAN: 9780452296718
Kindle: B004IYJEMO
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As another college year draws to an end, Professor Michael
Branden is weary after nearly thirty years of teaching.
Sitting in his office on a warm spring day, he receives an
unexpected visit from an Amish man who claims his brother, a
dwarf like himself, has been murdered. Their discussion of
the odd details of the case is interrupted by a commotion on
campus, which turns out to be the apparent suicide of a
young college woman, who it seems has leapt to her death
from the college bell tower.

The investigations of these two deaths become intertwined as
Professor Branden again teams up with Pastor Cal Troyer and
Sheriff Bruce Robertson to seek explanations for these
bizarre events.

Set against the rift between two Amish factions, one
participating in a college study of genetic traits
particular to their community and the other rejecting any
outside influence, Separate from the World takes us inside
the culture and, in a manner both gentle and grim,
highlights the complex relationship of the Amish and the
"English" as their separate worlds intersect.

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Amish-Country Mysteries

Blood Of The Prodigal
BLOOD OF THE PRODIGAL
#1.0 • October 2010
Broken English
BROKEN ENGLISH
#2.0 • November 2010
Clouds Without Rain
CLOUDS WITHOUT RAIN
#3.0 • October 2010
Cast A Blue Shadow
CAST A BLUE SHADOW
#4.0 • November 2003
A Prayer For The Night
A PRAYER FOR THE NIGHT
#5.0 • February 2011
Separate From The World
SEPARATE FROM THE WORLD
#6.0 • March 2011


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