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In Lilian Jackson Braun's 26th Cat Who novel, the intrepid Koko and her pal Yum Yum are still helping Jim Owilleran solve crimes after nearly 40 years on the job. This time, the plot involves a town bicentennial, a somewhat bizarre radio show, and a flock of wild turkeys. As always, the cats save the day, and the comic and fanciful details of town life in Moose County provide a large part of the novel's charm.
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It is Christmas, A.D. 1141, Abbot Radulfus returns from London, bringing with him a priest for the vacant living of Holy Cross, also known as the Foregate. The new priest is a man of presence, learning, and discipline, but he lacks humility and the common touch. When he is found drowned in the millpond, suspicion is cast upon a young man who arrived with the priest's train and was sent to work in Brother Cadfael's garden. Indeed, he is soon discovered to be an impostor. To Brother Cadfael, now falls the familiar task of sorting out the complicated strands of innocence and guilt.
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Detective Brian McKenna is back at work for the NYPD as he tries to get to the bottom of a series of deaths of homeless and HIV-positive men.
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British author Louise Doughty's first book published across the pond tells of a troubled teen found missing after the brutal murders of both her parents and the resulting downfall of her tightly knit community.
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