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Wills’s rather moodier novel takes place in the cathedral city of Storminster, where the Reverend Selwyn Sneddicombe sets to solving w
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Cecil Wills's 1956 novel 'Midsummer Murder' is set in the cathedral city of Storminster and features the Reverend Selwyn Sneddicombe as a detective.
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{ "author": "Cecil Wills", "character": "Reverend Selwyn Sneddicombe", "book_title": "Midsummer Murder", "publication_year": "1956" } - Subject Tags
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- September 24, 2026 at 8:35 PM (2 weeks ago)
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