In our house, the reader of mystery novels is my husband. But, every once in a while, I do pick one up. That was the case last week when I sat down to read Ann Gabhart's new novel, Murder at the Courthouse . Ms. Gabhart's fiction novels are all written under the name Ann Gabhart. In a new turn, she takes the name of A.H. Gabhart for this series of mysteries she has written. I think it's a little funny, but I do understand. I can imagine that it can be difficult at times for authors to break out of the genre mold when they have written one "type" of book for years. "A.H. Gabhart" sounds a lot more like a mystery author's name (ie. PD James, GK Chesterton, PG Wodehouse). As I opened up this book, I knew from the first page why I have enjoyed Ms. Gabhart's books over the years. She is one of the better Christian writers whose books I have reviewed. The plot of Murder at the Courthouse centers around a deputy sheriff, Michael Keane, and ...