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The hearse you came in on
The hearse you came in on

By Tim Cockey

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"When a beautiful woman shows up at a funeral home wearing a tennis dress, that's cause for suspicion. When that same woman wants to talk about her own funeral arrangements, well... what self-respe...

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Hearse of a different color
Hearse of a different color

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"It's a dark and stormy night in Baltimore, and snow isn't the only thing piling up on the front steps of Sewell & Sons Family Funeral Home. There's also trouble. Specifically, a murdered waitress...

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Hearse case scenario
Hearse case scenario

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Murder in the hearse degree
Murder in the hearse degree

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Backstabber
Backstabber

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The hearse you came in on
The hearse you came in on

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HEARSE CASE SCENARIO THE Hitchcock Sewell Mysteries
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BACKSTABBER

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