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and a New York Public Library Book for the Teen Age

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Harm Not the Earth: A Laurel Highlands Mystery James Jackson Publishing in which the relentless themeWhen Southwest Pennsylvania's summer rains flood the Casselman River, State Police Trooper Jim Duncan finds a John Doe body in what is initially believed to be a tragic accident. But when a second victim, John Doe's partner in an environmental group at odds with a nearby quarry operation, is rescued, all thoughts of accidental drowning are abandoned. After Jim is invited to join the official investigation, he begins to think a career shift might be in