An edition of The bootlegger's nephew
(2012)
The bootlegger's nephew
by Sarah Underhill Wisseman
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"The Bootlegger's Nephew launches a new series, The Junker Family Prohibition Mysteries. In this novel, Earl "Illinois" Junker, a physician and amateur archaeologist, uses his knowledge of local geography and archaeology to track down a murderer and break up a gang of bootleggers in central Illinois during Prohibition. Doc Junker is aided by his nineteen-year-old flapper daughter, Anna, and his German wife Martha."--Author's website.
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Prohibition, Fiction, ArchaeologistsPlaces
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A non-fiction appendix of research on prohibition in east-central Illinois will be available on the author's website, www.sarahwisseman.com -- Appendix.
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