Line Dancing Can Be Murder (17 page)

The bond between the six of us is stronger than ever. Once we left Colorado that day, none of us heard from the Denver police again. Supposedly, Keith’s death was ruled an accident. It’s not something we ever talk about. On the flight home, we vowed to take the secret of that night in South Dakota to our graves.

Sometimes when I’m alone, the memories will come rushing back, and I’ll sit straight up in bed in a cold sweat. But as life goes on in Harley’s Grove just as it has for 185 years, the nightmares come fewer and farther between.

The girls and I still meet in Crystal’s garage every Monday night. Nowadays, we share a lot less complaints and more laughter. Recently, Kim mentioned it’s about time we learned some new dance steps.

They used to look to me for things like that, but after fifty years, I’ve learned a new word: delegate. And it sure feels good to be down from off that pedestal. I never did like heights.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Stacey Coverstone is a multi-published author in a variety of genres: women’s fiction, contemporary and historical western romance, mysteries and suspense, and ghost stories and Gothics. She lives in Maryland with her husband, their dogs and cats, and a paint horse named Bill. They have two grown daughters and a baby granddaughter. When she’s not writing, Stacey enjoys reading, photography, target shooting, traveling, and making scrapbooks of her adventures.

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