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Vincent R. Johnson

Tombs of Little Egypt

Fiction

“In a style evocative of Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, James Varga’s Tombs of Little Egypt tackles a timeless array of personal and professional moral issues. Set in the South and told from the perspective of a small-town sheriff, the novel offers an engaging plot punctuated by common sense and uncommon wisdom. Until the very end, there is uncertainty about whether a small community can do justice to strangers accused of hideous crimes.”

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