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Thomas H. Cook (1997) The Chatham School Affair. Bantam Elizabeth Channing is teaching art at a small boys' school located in the Cape Cod village of Chatham when she falls in love with a fellow teacher who is unhappily married. The inevitable tragedy ends in a surprise. More... 
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Derek Raymond (2008) How the Dead Live. Serpent's Tail Cult writer Derek Raymond's third book in the Factory series is filled with explosive violence and reflections about dying and death. His nameless detective has left London to investigate the disappearance of a doctor's wife in the small village of Thornhill. The structure of the book follows "The Tibetan Book Of The Dead". More... 
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Andrew Taylor (2003) The Mortal Sickness. (A Lydmouth Mystery) New English Library Ltd; New Ed edition Live in the village of Lydmouth, a few years after WWII, is far from peaceful and quiet. After a woman is murdered in the church's vestry Detective Inspector Thornhill, assisted by rather incompetent and unwilling policemen, is uncovering the dirty secrets of is eccentric inhabitants. More...
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Simon Becket (2007) The Chemistry of Death. Dell Dr. David Hunter, a successful, but retired, forensic anthropologist reluctantly investigates a series of killings in the quiet village of Manham. More...
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Boris Akunin (2006) Pelagia And The White Bulldog: The First Sister Pelagia Mystery. ORNUK Unlike Akunin's Erast Fandorin series, this book features nun Pelagia solving crimes in rural Czarist Russia. Her investigation of the initial crime, the killing of white bulldogs, is just the first step into the labyrinth of this story. More...
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Sheila Pim (2001) A Hive of Suspects: An Irish Village Mystery. Rue Morgue Press In the village of Drumclash, Ireland, Pim develops a most excentric plot, in which amateur apiarist Edward Gildea uncovers the truth of niggard beekeeper Jason Prendergast's death. A weird story. More...
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