The novel captures the spirit of a small Oklahoma town in the tumultuous summer of 1944, when events are dominated by war - and then by murder. Hart's popular "Death on Demand" series features a young mystery bookshop owner, Annie Darling, and her husband, Max. The 15th title in the series, "Murder Walks the Plank," was published this month. The Humanities and Social Sciences Division provides reference service and collection development in the Main, Local History and Genealogy and Microform reading rooms at the Library of Congress. It regularly sponsors programs in the arts, humanities and social sciences. The Center for the Book in the Library of Congress was established in 1977 to stimulate public interest in books, reading and libraries. It provides a broad range of programs through its "Books and Beyond" series in Washington, and through its 50 state affiliates throughout the country.
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