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Rachel Wolfe, a fiction novelist writes about her memories of Tennessee and several law investigators, sheriff, chief, FBI agents, and her attorney Mike. Falling in love with Tracy City’s mountain people, friendships soon formed quickly with Rachel, that she’s haunted by her memory forever. Growing up in Kentucky, Rachel always wanted to be a novelist and thanks the Tennessee friends for making memories with her.
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Dreama, a clairvoyant, moves to the town of Tracy City after playing with a Ouija board the night of the murder, only to become aghast at the presence of the spirit of Tommy’s revelation. A Ouija board provided the spirit for this novel when a lad got shot in a motel. Dreama used a Ouija board and became Tommy. The entity in this novel is so strong that Dreama went from tight skirts and blazers to jeans with suspenders and a bad boy appearance. The FBI befriended her in this chilling, funny, supernatural tale of a young girl’s quest for homicide, till she realized she was living not only with the entity of Tommy, but with the murderer just as well. Intrigued by the strong mountain friendships she had built, she was put to the test to prove her true loyalty to the chief of police, and sheriff, but yet to the spirit of Tommy who came to live in her the night he got shot. The spirit continuously tried to spell out the name of who shot him, on the seance board. Dreama unfolds the scene in a drug cultured town of Tracy City where she opened a mansion of murders. You’ll laugh and cry as you solve the murder and fall in love with the suspects. Have fun reading this spine tingling mystery as you use deductive reasoning and process of elimination to target the true suspect of the murder. You have scratch note paper to solve the crime as the detectives do, have fun! The book is written in 1940 where people were classified as jewels from Diamonds to Emeralds and a low down Rhinestone!Outskirts Press Review
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