Praise for the Deborah Strong Mysteries: "Fascinating and clever! Sharon L. Dean has woven fascinating historical references with her fictional heroine into a compelling drama, and although sans any murder, the mystery is very engaging, and Deborah's research and investigation into the thefts has put her in danger. Couldn't put it down."-Kings River Life on The Wicked Bible"Something wicked comes to a New Hampshire college campus.... Past relationships rear up, new ones tease, and The Wicked Bible rocks along a bumpy path to conclusion. A delightful read. 5 Stars."-Matt Cost, author of the Goff Langdon Mainely Mysteries"I plummeted into Sharon Dean's The Wicked Bible and did not come up for air until the final satisfying lines.... A genuinely gripping story and a fascinating woman at the center, with remarkable prose and rich sensory details, this story is a genuine pleasure to read."-Louise Foerster, GoodReads"I was intrigued by the title and the unusual plot did not disappoint.... There were plenty of red herrings and potential culprits to keep me guessing, and as the tension grew, I just didn't want to put the book down."-Anita Dow, GoodReads, on The Wicked Bible"Starting a new series with a new protagonist is a difficult undertaking, but Sharon Dean brings this off with aplomb." -Michael Niemann, award-winning author, on The Barn"Quiet, but quite deadly... captures the New England vibe with an economy of words, wealth of detail and crisp characterizations." -Carole Beers, author of the Pepper Kane Mysteries, on The Barn"A fascinating yarn about past events coming to roost in the present. As always, Dean's sense of place and vivid and compelling characters blend together to provide the reader with an intriguing look at life in her native New England. Highly recommended!" -Clive Rosengren, author of the Eddie Collins Mysteries, on The Barn