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A small industrial village is shaken by a labor strike at a tannery and by an eerie local legend of a monk whose appearances coincide with thefts and disasters. Tensions rise among strikers and owner Simon Varr as arson, theft, and spectral sightings provoke suspicion, private investigations, and legal maneuvering; acquaintances and relatives become entangled in secrets and past indiscretions. The narrative moves through investigative episodes, deductions, arrests, and confrontations that unmask motives and hidden relationships, resolving the mystery by linking the legend, human greed, and a determined search for truth.

About the Author

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Armstrong Livingston

Armstrong Livingston was an author known for his novel "The Monk of Hambleton," which explores themes of faith, redemption, and the complexities of human nature. His work reflects a deep engagement with moral and spiritual questions, set against the backdrop of a richly drawn historical context. Although not widely recognized today, Livingston's contributions to literature offer insights into the struggles of the human spirit and the quest for meaning. His writing is characterized by a thoughtful narrative style and an exploration of the inner lives of his characters.

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