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4.0 out of 5 stars
Gem of a book,
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This review is from: The Ditched Blonde (Carl Wilcox Mysteries) (Paperback)
This is a gem of a book. Mr.Adams recreates the Great Depression South Dakota with spare language and few colors. There is no unnecessary word or padded sentence in this short novel. It was a great pleasure to discover Mr.Adams.Four and a half stars.
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The Ditched Blonde review,
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This review is from: The Ditched Blonde (Carl Wilcox Mysteries) (Hardcover)
The story starts out in Greenhill, South Dakota during the Depression-era. In this book, Carl Wilcox is a sign painter that finds work in Greenhill. Wilcox gets hired as a "unofficial" investigator of an unsolved murder. The current mayor and local businessman, whose son had dated the dead Gen, whose alibi for the night of the murder, may have been purchased. As Wilcox becomes widely known in the small little town, he asks several of the kids and adults about the murder. Wilcox began to turn up all kinds of new evidence that was never looked at.
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The Ditched Blonde (Carl Wilcox Mysteries) by Harold Adams (Hardcover - Sept. 1995)
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