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The girl jocks tease Adam before his mother's wedding to the little guy.

Craziness happening during the rehearsal dinner prior to Adam's mother's wedding.

"I've seen their ghosts, sweetie--you're seeing ghosts. This kind of ghost can't hurt you," my mom assured me. Adam has been having strange dreams.

little English teacher, Elliot Barlow, who looks like an undersized 13-year-old, is Little Ray's future husband.

Elliot Barlow is introduced; he's small for a thirteen year old, but he's a grown man who's about to marry Adam's mother, Rae. Adam is the main character.

GREAT EXPECTATIONS becomes Adam's "emergency" novel.

Cousins were determined not to love skiing, in a ski-loving family.

This is about skiing in Aspen, Colorado. Adam Brewster is told he looks like Alan Ladd, but he thinks he resembles Toni Matt, a champion skier his mother knew very well. She tells him that if Toni was his father he'd love to ski.

A man is about to make a supreme, selfless decision

Mercer goes on a books tour for her published book THE PASSAGE about Camino Island.

The paperback has more pages than above.

Towards the end Lovely is ill. She and her group have won the trial and now hold ownership of the island or rather the African Burial Project owns the isle.

The DNA from the bones taken from Dark Isle don't match Lovely Jackson.

There could be a big dig on the island, looking for bones and DNA to determine who owns the island.

It's not clear who owns The Dunes. Lovely Jackson was the last to leave, but a giant resort developer is fighting for ownership.

Lovely tells her story at Bruce Cable's book store. She's 80 years old and lived on the island for a good portion of her life.

Hershel Landry, black fisherman who ferried Lovely to Dark Isle, can testify that she owned the island.

Lovely and Steven talk about the lawsuit and her verbal evidence.

Steven files a law suit regarding the island for Lovely Jackson, the last to leave the island. Lovely is her first name. Cute.

Steven will defend Lovely's right to the island.

Flesh eating bacteria kills Marcus, Swaney and two others.

Lovely Jackson and and Stephen Mahon, her lawyer, are fighting development on the island.

Melton Fancher made 228 voyages across the Atlantic from 1737 to 1771 delivering 110,000 slaves to American markets.

Lovely Jackson is the soul owner of Camino Island.

KimKim the artist's parents and the men at the harbor where his father worked paid for his art school. "They were hard people who lived hard lives, but one damn Saturday they would go to a damn museum and see a damn painting, and that feeling would be like a damn sunrise in their chests: that they had been part of something beautiful."

Joar tells Louisa the beginning of the end of the story. Joar was in prison for badly beating a man he saw hit a woman whose daughter was screaming.

Joar tells Louisa about his missing knife. It was in his backpack but there was a bar of soap where the knife should've been.