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Celt and Pepper: A Mystery Set at the University of Notre Dame

hardcoverDecember 1, 2002
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ISBN-13: 9780312291174 ISBN-10: 0312291175
Publisher
Minotaur Books
Binding
hardcover
Published
December 1, 2002
Weight
0.8 lbs
Dimensions
21.90×2.10×14.20 cm

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Celt and Pepper: A Mystery Set at the University of Notre Dame by McInerny, Ralph. hardcover edition. ISBN: 9780312291174.

Martin Kilmartin is a popular young Notre Dame professor and a promising poet, and as far as everyone on campus knows, hes off to visit his ancestral Ireland over winter break. Its a shocking moment when Professor Kilmartin is discovered dead in his office, never having made it on his winter retreat. Apparently the victim of a weak heart, Kilmartins death comes just months before he is to be wed, and on the heels of some outstanding recognition for his verse. All in all, it seems to be just another campus tragedy, and while some wonder at the authenticity of the official explanation for his death, the police are content to blame his medical condition for his untimely demise. That is, until Professor Roger Knight, big man on campus and compulsively curious amateur sleuth, gets involved. The rotund professors interest is piqued after reading some of Kilmartins melancholic work, and he points to several anomalies at the crime scene in questioning the case. Before long, hes unearthed more than a few people with motive to harm the burgeoning artist. Rogers first task, with the help of his brother Phil, will be to determine whether there has in fact been a crime, and if so, who exactly was behind it. Before hes through, hell use his diverse experience with poetry, literature, Irish history, and Notre Dame lore, not to mention his ear for university gossip, to get the bottom of another fascinating acadamic whodunit from master storyteller Ralph McInerny.