The Secret Lives of Dentists

By: W.A. Winter

Narrated by: Keith Sellon-Wright

In 1955, small-town girls flock to Minneapolis for work, love, and adventure. But Teresa Hickman, from Dollar, North Dakota, is a special case. Beguiling. Promiscuous. And, on a chilly April morning, dead along an abandoned trolley track in a Southside neighborhood.

Teresa Hickman was three months pregnant when she was strangled. Was the unborn child's father also her killer? Could the killer have been - among the many men drawn to her like flies to honey - Dr. H. David Rose, a middle-aged dentist who admits he was with her the night she died? There's no forensic evidence or credible witnesses tying him to the murder. Yet the police, including a pair of obsessive investigators with lethal secrets of their own, agree that a Jewish dentist will get them a conviction.

Dr. Rose's spectacular trial and its shocking aftermath will mesmerize the Upper Midwest like few crime sagas before or since.

Contains mature themes.

©2021 W.A. Winter (P)2021 Tantor

Not worth reading

Hard to stay focused, no real suspense or excitement. The main focus of the story was how most of the women had lovers and all of the men screwed around. Hard to keep feel much about any/all characters although I kept waiting for someone or something to come alive!