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The Transcendental Murder (Homer Kelly, #1) The Transcendental Murder by Jane Langton
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“whole effect was altogether too plausible. She asked a question that had puzzled her. How could anybody who called himself a Catholic have anything in common with the Transcendentalists? “That’s easy,” said Homer. “Awe and majesty and glorification of the spirit”
― Jane Langton, The Transcendental Murder
“Ernest Goss fell backward into the piano again, fortissmo. He regained his balance with an E-flat chord and lunged at Teddy.”
― Jane Langton, The Transcendental Murder