The Wedding of the Two-Headed Woman

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Daisy Andalusia, now in her fifties and happily remarried, thrives on her independence while managing a successful organizing business. Her life takes an intriguing turn when she becomes involved in a Yale project examining murders in small cities, despite her husband's disapproval. As she delves deeper into the investigation, she finds herself increasingly attracted to its director, Gordon Skeetling, complicating her life and challenging her commitments. The story explores themes of independence, love, and the complexities of relationships.