Home fires

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Where to find it

Davis Library (8th floor)

Call Number
PS3563.A679 H66 1998
Status
Available

Law Library — 1st Floor Collection (1st floor)

Call Number
PS3563.A679 H66 1998
Status
Available

North Carolina Collection (Wilson Library)

Call Number
C813 M354h
Status
In-Library Use Only
Item Note
Dustjacket.
Call Number
C813 M354h c. 2
Status
Available

Rare Book Collection (Wilson Library)

Call Number
Mystery-Detective M1188
Status
In-Library Use Only
Item Note
Dust jacket.

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Summary

At a stop along her campaign trail, Judge Deborah Knott attends a community picnic at the Mt. Olive Church. When the historic building is destroyed by a fire shortly after the outing; and the charred skeleton of a young man is found among the ashes; Knott begins her own investigation into the tragedy. Earlier national news reports of a fire at a local African-American church had already gained the attention of Wallace Adderly, a Black Panther from the 70s. Knott and Adderly team up to discover if the blazes are merely coincidence, or the work of a racist arsonist. As the number of suspects rises, Deborah finds herself re-examining her own beliefs and values as she and Adderly race to prevent another devastating loss in the community.The mass market edition of Killer Market (Mysterious Press 8/97) will be published simultaneously with Home Fires Burning.A Main Selection of The Mystery Guild.

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