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Kitty Alone: A Story of Three Fires (vol. 3 of 3)

A rural melodrama traces the fallout from a destructive fire at a family's storehouse, unveiling secret debts, possible arson, and strained loyalties. An anxious, guilt-ridden man fears exposure as an inheritance complicates motives and heightens suspicion. Neighbors react with fear and accusation while missing persons and physical clues draw legal scrutiny. Relationships fray as past grievances and ill-advised schemes come to light. The plot unfolds through escalating tensions, inquiries, courtroom testimony, and personal revelations, gradually resolving the community’s doubts and determining the truth behind the fires.

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A rural melodrama traces the fallout from a destructive fire at a family's storehouse, unveiling secret debts, possible arson, and strained loyalties. An anxious, guilt-ridden man fears exposure as an inheritance complicates motives and heightens suspicion. Neighbors react with fear and accusation while missing persons and physical clues draw legal scrutiny. Relationships fray as past grievances and ill-advised schemes come to light. The plot unfolds through escalating tensions, inquiries, courtroom testimony, and personal revelations, gradually resolving the community’s doubts and determining the truth behind the fires.

About the Author

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S. Baring-Gould

Sabine Baring-Gould (1834-1924) was an English author, antiquarian, and folklorist, known for his extensive writings on regional history and folklore. He produced a diverse body of work, including travel literature, novels, and studies of local customs. His notable titles include "A Book of Cornwall" and "A Book of Dartmoor," which reflect his deep appreciation for the landscapes and cultures of these regions. Baring-Gould was also a prolific hymn writer and contributed significantly to the preservation of English folklore and traditions. His works continue to be valued for their rich detail and insight into the social history of England.

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