I Can't Get No Satisfaction - Trent, Teresa
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After finding herself in the middle of a murder investigation in her last two secretarial jobs, Dot finds the only place that will hire her is her local funeral home. Why not? At least there, all the clients are safe from what the town calls her murderous "Curse of Camden." It is 1965, and Dot is planning her wedding with a Twiggy-like mini-bridal gown, but secretly she's not so sure it's a good idea. If she really is cursed, what might happen to the one she loves? Is she willing to put him in danger? She and Ben put wedding planning on the back burner when one of the town's teenage girls gets…mehr

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After finding herself in the middle of a murder investigation in her last two secretarial jobs, Dot finds the only place that will hire her is her local funeral home. Why not? At least there, all the clients are safe from what the town calls her murderous "Curse of Camden." It is 1965, and Dot is planning her wedding with a Twiggy-like mini-bridal gown, but secretly she's not so sure it's a good idea. If she really is cursed, what might happen to the one she loves? Is she willing to put him in danger? She and Ben put wedding planning on the back burner when one of the town's teenage girls gets hit by a drunk boater who gets away. The closer they get to the answers, the more Dot feels the curse is coming for Ben.
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Teresa Trent started out teaching English in Colorado, but life and children intervened, and with all that new spare time, she began writing. Besides The Swinging Sixties Series, Teresa has penned the Pecan Bayou, Piney Woods and Henry Park Mystery Series and always has a little idea in the back of her mind for the next one. She is also the author of several short stories and is teaching writing at her local library encouraging new writers. Teresa lives in Houston, Texas with her husband and son.