title: Death in a Dacron Sail: A Rhe Brewster Mystery (Rhe Brewster Mysteries Book 2)
author:  N. A. Granger 
description: N.A. Granger is a Professor Emerita at UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine. After forty years of research, teaching anatomy to undergraduates, medical students and residents and raising a family, she decided to turn her hand and her knowledge of clinical anatomy to mystery writing. Dr. Granger grew up in Plymouth, Massachusetts, in a century-old house facing the sea. Descended from a family that settled in Maine in the 1700s, she spent her childhood summers on and in New England waters, some of the best times sailing off the coast of Maine. Her time in New England led to the creation of Pequod, Maine, and her protagonist, Rhe Brewster. In addition to Death in a Red Canvas Chair, Dr. Granger has written for the Deep South Magazine, Sea Level Magazine, Coastal Living and the Bella Online Literary Review. Her next Rhe Brewster mystery is on the way. More of her work can be read on her blog: saylingaway.wordpress.com and she can be visited on Facebook (Noelle A. Granger and Death in a Red Canvas Chair) or on twitter @RheBrewster. Dr. Granger lives with her husband in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, but spends part of every summer in Maine.
zlib_text: THE
  SHARING KNIFE
  Volume Four
  HORIZON
   Lois McMaster Bujold
   Contents
   Map
   1
  The Drowntown day market was in full spate. Fawn’s nostrils…
   2
  Descending the steps to Drowntown, Berry shot a wide grin…
   3
  Two days of cold rain masked Dag’s disinclination to travel…
   4
  A half-mile walk, leading the horses, brought them all to…
   5
  Dag’s apprenticeship began sooner than he or, he guessed, even…
   6
  Dag mulishly chose to share Fawn’s ostracism, keeping to Arkady’s…
   7
  On a bright day that breathed promise of an early…
   8
  Fawn returned late one evening from the medicine tent along…
   9
  The Oleana boys returned from patrol in a cold afternoon…
  
   10
  So, when are you going to tell her, Dag?” Arkady…
   11
  Fawn awoke tucked up under Dag’s left arm, so early…
   12
  After following Dag upstairs to watch him treat Sparrow, Fawn…
   13
  The departure in the morning from the smithy yard was…
   14
  Over the next few days Fawn was heartened to see…
   15
  A cracking thunderstorm, blowing in hard just before dawn, en