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Mississippi Mojo, and Murder
Tale of the Blues
By: Mary Palmer, Paula Lenor Webb
Narrated by: Gunnar Olson
Length: 6 hrs and 9 mins

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By: Mary Palmer, Paula Lenor Webb

Narrated by: Gunnar Olson

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Summary

A 60-year-old cold case and a big city sheriff seeking redemption—it’s time for the dead to rise. A thwarted youthful romance blends with the blues and Mama Cheche’s mojo. Controversy ensues when a blues singer groom goes missing in Cleveland, Mississippi. All becomes a tangled web.

The home of the blues…I was happy to make this, my first piece to be used as a book cover. The story is set in a place dear to my heart. Paula and Mary have written this redemptive tale in such a way that transports you to the Delta. You can feel the gentle breeze coming across the Sunflower River and hear the mellowed notes jumping off the blues man’s guitar.