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THIS IS A fictional story of a woman turning seventy, who decided to step outside of the box. Rebecca took a trip to Europe to celebrate her big birthday and have an adventure. Within twenty-four hours, her life changed forever. Her first thoughts were, “OMG, I should have worn Depends” when she saw the most gothic looking man walk pass her. The sins of our fathers sometimes play a big part in how our lives take shape.
Mikael’s past provides the adventure Rebecca set out to have while touring Europe. Be careful what you wish for. This story encompasses love, sex, murder and suspense. He was ten years younger than she and that only enhanced their growing relationship. Life’s twists and turns will leave you breathless, the ending will leave you stunned.
“Teri Cobb has written a fascinating page-turner, replete with heavy doses of love, sex and suspense, not necessarily in that order. Whether you’re closeted with her main character Rebecca in her hometown in Middle America or exploring nightlife in London, Rome, and Paris, you don’t want to miss a second of this unpredictable yet thrilling journey. Fasten your seatbelt and hold on for an exciting and thoroughly satisfying ride.”

George E. Curry
Journalist and author

About the Author:

THERESA ELIZABETH COBB, known to her friends as Teri, a mother and grandmother. Born and educated in St. Louis, Missouri. With a degree in Management and Supervisory Development, she was able to excel in her career. Twice retired, first from the largest Newspaper in St. Louis and second from one of the largest Insurance Companies. While working for the newspaper she became second and first Vice President of the Newspaper Guild. Her dream has always been to write a book and enjoy her passion for photography.
Yes, at age seventy she did it. Divorced for more than thirty years and very active in church, chair for The Griot Museum of Black History and Treasurer of her High School alumni committee. Most of all she is the care giver of her father and aunt both loved very much.

This is her first book, but hopefully not her last.