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    Lost Investigations of The Reverend Lyle Thorne
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    Lost Investigations of The Reverend Lyle Thorne

    By Ray Moore

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    Yet another delightful set of mysteries to tantalize the reader.
    Can you solve the puzzle before the Reverend Lyle Thorne reveals all?
    Five short stories will test your clue spotting abilities as the Rev. Lyle Thorne investigates the cases spanning the years 1908 - 1912:
    A runner is seen entering the tunnel under a railway line and is never seen again ...
    Rev. Thorne’s curate is accused of the theft of a valuable sapphire pendant from a dying woman ...
    The body of a local man is washed up on Sanditon beach, but his empty cottage is found to be locked from the inside ...
    The abrupt dismissal of a scullery maid alerts Thorne to two crimes ...
    A mysterious and glamorous American widow is abducted, and the body of her abductor is found the next day ...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRay Moore
    Release dateJan 1, 2017
    ISBN9781370953912
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    Lost Investigations of The Reverend Lyle Thorne
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    Ray Moore

    Scott Habeeb, a graduate of Virginia Tech, has a bachelor's degree in history and a master's degree in curriculum and instruction. He has worked as a ninth grade teacher, school Web page designer, coach, assistant principal, and high school principal. He lives in Salem, Virginia. Ray Moore, a 1971 graduate of Virginia Tech lives in Salem, Virginia and taught high school students for nearly four decades. He worked as a ninth grade English teacher and beginning in 1991 served as the chair of Salem High School's ninth grade transition program until his retirement in 2014. Alan Seibert, earned his doctor of education in educational leadership and policy studies from Virginia Tech in 2000. He has worked as a ninth grade Earth Science teacher, a middle and high school assistant principal, an elementary school principal, and now is superintendent of schools for the City of Salem. He lives in Salem, Virginia.

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