My virtual library focuses on books and my favorite books are fantasy books. You might see some Christian fiction, nonfiction, or some other genre as well. I do not limit my reading to adult books. I may occasionally talk about literacy, library concerns, or poetry.
About Me
- Shawna Gambol Woodard
- Librarian - book lover - grammar police. My favorite books feature a group on a noble quest. This is usually in a fantasy book, but sometimes historical fiction or science fiction.
Showing posts with label Paul Gaus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul Gaus. Show all posts
26 September 2012
Blood of the Prodigal
Blood of the Prodigal
by
P. Gaus
mystery novel
Paul Gaus paints a picture of Amish life in Ohio and how interactions with "Englishers" can get complicated, especially for young people wanting to see more of the world beyond their ordered, plain existance. An Amish man is murdered and a pastor and a professor that the Amish trust are asked to figure out what happened. This is a fairly clean book for a murder mystery and should appeal to Ohioans in particular. This is the first in a series of Ohio Amish mysteries.
Labels:
Amish,
Blood of the Prodigal,
murder,
Ohio authors,
Paul Gaus,
professors
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