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Reviewed by L. Bennett
Mike Bowditch is a rookie game warden in a heavily forested corner of Maine.
This was a quick and fun read. Author Adam Woog compiled ghost stories by combing through newspapers and talking with a few people about their personal experiences.
Kate has almost graduated from law school but she isn't looking forward to a law office. Instead she wants to write a play about the Hollerith machine that was used to track Jewish people in Germany.
Peter is a lawyer in Dublin and his brother Ivan is a chess master. The recent death of their father throws them together when maybe they would rather be apart.
This book is a history of the United Mine Workers of America and the Western Miners Union of America in the coal mining towns of Washington. In particular the towns of Roslyn, Ronald, and Cle Elum in Kittitas County.
Bandit Heaven is a story about some of the West's better recognized outlaws and their reliance on the three hideouts that the author refers to as heavens: Brown’s Hole, Robbers Roost, and Hole-in-the-Wall.
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