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Quill's Window
George Barr McCutcheon
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The ascent was gradual at first, then steep and abrupt for a matter of fifty or sixty feet to the bald summit of the hill. Once at the top, he sat down panting and exhausted upon the edge of the shallow fissure he had followed as a path up the rock, and again his thoughts went back to the night of the murder. This had been David Windom's route to the top of the hill. He found himself discrediting one feature at least of the man's confession. Only a fabled giant could have carried the body of a man up that steep, tortuous incline. Why, he was exhausted, and he had borne no heav. . . Read More
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I believe I found this book when I was first searching for books to put on my Kindle; as with many on my "to-read" list, I added it and promptly forgot about it in search of other things.
This is a solid 3-star book. A mysterious stranger descends on a small Indiana town. He's dashing, from New York