Clouds Without Rain : An Amish-Country Mystery

from khiemstra631

Gaus has written another Amish mystery. In this one, the driver of a buggy is killed when a semi-trailer rig hits the buggy as the buggy driver makes a left turn into his own driveway. The county sheriff is seriously burned in the aftermath while trying to rescue a deputy sheriff who was also kil...

from Condorena

The title of this book comes from the Bible. It is from Jude who refers to people who are self-involved. These shepherd to feed only themselves. They are clouds without rain, blown along by the wind; autumn tree's, without food and uprooted - twice dead.Specifically it refers to JR Weaver who has...

from Maydacat

In "Clouds without Rain," P. L. Gaus has again written a superb mystery wrapped around a social concern. Land is important to the Amish for farming, for food and a modest living; it is important to developers to generate money and for a profit, the bigger the better. In this mystery, the two worl...

from thornton37814

Professor Michael Branden, who works on the side with the sheriff's department, is trying to catch a couple of Amish youth who are robbing Amish buggies while wearing masks. As he is returning the borrowed buggy, he hears a call to the scene of an accident involving a truck and a buggy. The accid...

from punxsygal

The scene of the accident was a mess, an Amish horse and buggy hit by a jack-knifed semi, with several other vehicles involved. The Holmes county sheriff was badly burned while attempting to rescue the driver of a car. Questions remain as to why the horse appeared to falter while turning into the...