@article{889711,
      note = {Yesteryear press, an imprint of  Wyatt-Mackenzie.--T.p.verso.},
      author = {Sullivan, Eleanor J.,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/889711},
      title = {Cover her body : a singular village mystery /},
      publisher = {Yesteryear Press,},
      abstract = {"In a strict, religious society in 1830s rural Ohio, a  16-year-old girl is murdered because she's pregnant, but  the only person who suspects it wasn't an accident is  Adelaide, a young midwife, who worries that the remedy she  gave the girl for a "woman's ailment" caused her death.  Adelaide's husband, Benjamin, fearful that they'll be  banned from the prosperous community, forbids her from  questioning the girl's death. But a mistake she made years  ago cost the life of a mother and her unborn babe, and  Adelaide vowed to never let another mother die. Pressure  mounts when Adelaide is accused of harming the girl, but  the allegation only fuels her determination to find the  killer, even though she begins to suspect that her husband  might be involved in the girl's death. And the more she  investigates, not only does she start to question her own  faith and beliefs, but she finds herself attracted to an  unlikely man in the community, a man who has vowed to  remain celibate. Then her questions alert the outside  authorities, and now this isolated community is invaded by  the very society they had shunned"--Page 4 of cover.},
      recid = {889711},
      pages = {viii, 302 pages :},
      address = {Deadwood, Or. :},
      year = {2012},
}