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The Bat By: Mary Roberts Rinehart Someone--or something--is trying to frighten Cornelia Van Gorder to death. But the plucky patrician doesn't scare easily. In fact, she's always longed to play detective. Until she stumbles on a corpse one storm-swept night, and realizes she's involved in a deadly game with an elusive killer known as The Bat.
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Fancy
Eighty-two year old Frances Smith, known
as Fancy, is suffering from senile dementia. She doesn’t know it;
neither does her family. Ten of her younger years were consumed with
her love for Carlos, a man who worked on her father’s farm. Their
love blossomed and grew until one fateful day.
As an old woman, Fancy spends more and more time in her past,
through both her dementia and her conscious remembrances of Carlos.
She remembers how they loved to dance at fire halls and other
dances. She constantly asks him when they will once again dance. His
reply is always the same, “Soon my love.”
All the while her family tries to come to grips with her dementia.
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Watermelon Summer
Sheriff John Shambach is consumed with the tragedies happening, without rhyme or reason, in the nearby village of Centerville. While he tries to track down the murderer of little Betsy Smith, two teenagers who live in the village, are well on the way of discovering who this evil monster is. They discover who was responsible for the horrible events at the Firemen’s Carnival, where Betsy Smith was brutally murdered and another girl attacked and nearly raped. They piece together the clues to what actually happened to Patrick Marks and why his pants were on backwards. And why he was found down a well. Through this summer of horror they unearth the facts that the sheriff is unable find and they identify the serial killer in their midst. How does a small insular society cope with tragedy after tragedy in that hot summer?
Watermelon Summer contains sexual content and adult situations and is the prequel to Ben’s Story.
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Ben's Story: A
sequel to Watermelon Summer
The sequel to Watermelon Summer, Ben's Story
opens immediately after the conclusion of Watermelon Summer and it
follows the events after the murders in Centerville in 1957 up and
through the conviction of the murderer. Twenty years pass and now
Ben Snyder is a detective deputy sheriff in the same quiet central
Pennsylvania area where he grew up.
The peacefulness is shattered by the murder of an elderly woman who
is confined to a wheelchair. Ben finds it suspicious that the woman
is found in the cellar with her wheelchair but the wheelchair is too
wide to fit through the doorway. Not long after that a local
Mennonite girl is brutally murdered and Ben struggles with the few
clues to solve either case. A sudden revelation opens things up and
leads him back to his own childhood and the horrible events of the
summer of 1957.
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