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3. Men at Arms by Evelyn Waugh

Reply to scarletwoman (Original post)

Tue Jun 2, 2015, 10:03 AM

Jun 2015

It's the first of his WWII trilogy. Very readable. I just finished Law and Ardor by Ralph McInerny. a scholar of Roman Catholicism who taught at the University of Notre Dame for more than half a century. His most popular protagonist was Father Dowling. All his novels are located around Notre Dame and North Bend Indiana, where crime seems to have flourished.

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