Author lifts veil from Amish world in series of mystery novels

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Paul L. Gaus, a retired College of Wooster chemistry professor, has written a series of mystery novels set in Holmes County, home of the world's largest Amish community.

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JSL

Huntington, WV

Can't wait to get his books. I didn't know about this author in our midst
untill now.

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