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2002 Nominated

Blue Ridge

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ABOUT
THE BOOK

Ray Tatum is the new deputy sheriff of Hogarth, Virginia, located in the middle of nowhere with ‘nothing too awful gaudy afoot’ until the discovery of a nearly complete set of human bones on the Appalachian Trail. Ray’s cousin Paul is an actuary summoned to New York to identify a fresher and rather less complete body: that of his son, sired in the free and ardent seventies, whom he scarcely knew. The two stories are unspooled and evolved in tandem, one in the wilds of Virginian and the other on the streets of Manhattan.

ABOUT
THE AUTHOR T.
R. Pearson

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Country
United States
Author
Publisher
Viking

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