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Murder in Greenwich: Who Killed Martha Moxley?, by Mark Fuhrman (HarperCollins, 283 pp., $23)

SUMMER reading is supposed to be light. But those who prefer a bit of darkness, to give them some shade from the heat of the sun, may wish to consider this fascinating book by Mark Fuhrman, whose theme may put them in mind of Shakespeare. Yes, Shakespeare. Yes, that Mark Fuhrman.

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Murder in Greenwich: Who Killed Martha Moxley?, by Mark Fuhrman (HarperCollins, 283 pp., $23)

SUMMER reading is supposed to be light. But those who prefer a bit of darkness, to give them some shade from the heat of the sun, may wish to consider this fascinating book by Mark Fuhrman, whose theme may put them in mind of Shakespeare. Yes, Shakespeare. Yes, that Mark Fuhrman.