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The Convict's Canal (Jane Austen Investigates, 3) Author Jim Van Yperen but as an opportunity forECPA award winner 2023 Best fiction coverSet in the early industrial revolution and the great canal building age, a young Jane Austen takes on the role of detective as she seeks to solve the mysterious events at the Oxford canal terminus. Nearing completion, convicts work on completing the wharf overseen by the charming secretary Mr George, who shows Jane around. A rude convict Gardiner does not make a good impression though. When Gardiner goes