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That day the Rabbi left town

Pages
245
Published
1996
Language
English

Synopsis

Rabbi David Small leaves his pulpit for a quiet life as a college professor, but his retirement from congregational politics is short-lived. When a colleague is found dead in a snowdrift during Thanksgiving weekend, the local authorities suspect a heart attack. Small uses his sharp Talmudic logic to prove it was murder, uncovering a web of academic grudges and local secrets.

About the author

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Harry Kemelman

Harry Kemelman is the author of The 50 Greatest Mysteries of All Time. He's known for his engaging explorations of mystery and crime fiction.

Characters

David SmallProtagonist
Professor KentSupporting
All characters in That day the Rabbi left town