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Old Mother Curridge
- The Dutch Curridge Series, Book 4
- Narrated by: Art Flavell
- Length: 5 hrs and 58 mins
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Old Mother Curridge
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Publisher's Summary
Dutch gets naked! In Old Mother Curridge, Private detective Alvis "Dutch" Curridge asks questions like: "Did Elvis Presley kill this poor dead girl?" "Did I kill the bastard son of lawman Bat Masterson?" and "Did Alvis Sr. leave me with the greatest mystery of them all?"
Dutch Curridge leaves his beloved Fort Worth to find some answers in Old Mother Curridge, the greatest Dutch Curridge tale of them all. And yes, he gets naked in both a physical and metaphorical sense. It's a story about questions that lead to more questions. A story about stories, and each one comes with a price.
©2016 Timothy D. Bryant (P)2017 Timothy D. Bryant
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