Ashes to Ashes - Lindvall, M. M.
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In a Manhattan brownstone that has long served as a manse for him and his predecessors, the Rev. Seth Ludington discovers the bones of an infant...49 years dead. With his sidekick, the acid-tonged Harriet van der Berg, Ludington struggles to resolve the mystery of the bones long hidden in the ash pit of his home while trying to outrun a dark secret from his past. The answers he discovers set Ludington onto an ominous path from which he cannot return, forcing him to explore haunting questions of forgiveness and time.

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In a Manhattan brownstone that has long served as a manse for him and his predecessors, the Rev. Seth Ludington discovers the bones of an infant...49 years dead. With his sidekick, the acid-tonged Harriet van der Berg, Ludington struggles to resolve the mystery of the bones long hidden in the ash pit of his home while trying to outrun a dark secret from his past. The answers he discovers set Ludington onto an ominous path from which he cannot return, forcing him to explore haunting questions of forgiveness and time.
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M. M. Lindvall is a father-daughter writing duo. Madeline Lindvall Radman is a Television Writer and Producer specializing in true crime. Her work can be seen on A&E, Investigation Discovery and the Discovery Channel. Michael Lindvall is a published author of three volumes of accessible theology (Westminster/John Knox and Sterling) and two novels - The Good News from North Haven (Doubleday, Pocket, Crossroad) and Leaving North Haven (Crossroad). The former was on a New York Times bestseller list. He is the Senior Minister Emeritus of the Brick Presbyterian Church in Manhattan. Michael and his wife, Terri, make their home on the shores of Lake Michigan near Pentwater in the summer months, and "down south" in Fort Wayne in the winter. Madeline, her husband Tom, and their two children, Shea and Shepard, live in Takoma Park, Maryland.