Hollow Road (The Sullivan Gray Book 5)

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They are a particular feature of the West Country, in counties such as Dorset, [11] and west Wales – areas unaffected by the land enclosures of mediaeval England. [12] The English name holloway (hollow-way) derives from the Old English "hola weg", a sunken road. [11] For Scotland, 2011 data is shown (update coming soon, the Scottish census was delayed by a year unlike the rest of the UK). The stories and the characters were interesting, but the book ended in a cliffhanger, which I didn’t like. When the body of a young man is recovered from the Puissant River, evidence leads Sheriff Mills to a cold case murder and a rundown cabin in the woods. The hill country is a dangerous place, and Sadie doesn’t know if she can trust John Dover, the mysterious loner and member of the notorious Dover clan who offers to help her uncover the truth. This is done to preserve the anonymity of the people in that area, as some postcodes cover a very small area, sometimes a single building.

Events take a tragic turn when a teenaged boy from the nearby Amish settlement goes missing and Sadie suspects the cases are connected. And just when Sadie doesn’t think things can get any worse, Russo’s family shows up with revenge on their minds.Raccidi, Mattia (2013). "Wagons on the Move. The Study of Wagons through Landscape Archaeology". Quaternary International. 312: 12–26. Bibcode: 2013QuInt.312...12R. doi: 10.1016/j.quaint.2013.08.018.

The coroner was from New Jersey whose family was part of a crime syndicate there, but who didn't follow in his families footsteps. His family plays a role in this story that felt a little unrealistic. While they played an essential role in helping the Sheriff, the scene felt a little action movie and I would have liked to see help from the Sheriff coming from the town. Furious local councillors are planning to call an emergency public meeting, as they say residents have been 'kept in the dark' about when a road which has been shut for a year could reopen. The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only and as such must be considered incorrect. This is a really fast paced, well plotted and interesting read. It is told mainly from Sadies view, but also by Russo and Lucinda, an Amish housewife. Not knowing much about the Amish, it’s interesting to read not only about their lifestyle, but also that of small town America and the hill communities. This is the second in the Possum Gap series and fits in nicely with this authors Serenity’s Plain Secrets series, both featuring a strong independent woman. I read this in one sitting, late into the night, and loved it. Roll on the next in the series.Early on, a body is pulled from a river, and Sadie finds a possible link to a cold case in another town. Russo appears after having been gone for several weeks under mysterious circumstances. Lucinda, who is still recovering from a recent traumatic event, is looking for a missing teenager from another Amish family. The statement reads: "Residents deserve better than this. At the very least, they deserve to be kept informed about what’s going on. As local councillors, we believe that enough is enough." The census collection is designed so that each group of postcodes should contain at least 100 people (50 in Scotland). Dark Hollow Road is a police procedural, told from 3 points of view, the town Sheriff, a resident of the Amish community and the town coroner.

Once a venue is booked, this public meeting will be widely advertised across social media, the press, village noticeboards, and parish newsletters." Somerset County Council respondsAfter the body is identified they learn he had been missing for 4 years, WTF? Meanwhile Lucinda from the Amish settlement is concerned for a missing teenager, Albert Peachey but no one is willing to report him missing. A variety of theories have been proposed for the origins of holloways. Different mechanisms may well apply in different cases.

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