Crying in the Chapel is a charming, suspense‑tinged cozy mystery set against the warm, nostalgic backdrop of 1965. Teresa Trent blends wedding jitters, church‑community quirks, and a quietly courageous amateur sleuth into a story that feels both comforting and briskly engagin g. This is my first visit to the Swinging Sixties Mystery series, and it works beautifully as a standalone, inviting, immersive, and full of heart.   About the Book It’s August 1965, and Dot Morgan is days away from marrying reporter Ben Dalton. Her wedding planning is already stressful thanks to Camden Chapel’s strong personalities, especially her overbearing future mother‑in‑law, but everything changes when Dot di scovers a body on the church lawn. Police call it a suicide. Dot isn’t convinced. As clues surface and tensions rise, Dot must balance bridal expectations with the unsettling truth that someone in her close-knit church community is hiding a deadly secret. With her wedding day approaching, she foll...