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| | BookPage Mystery Review: Whodunit? |
 | | Dark Harbor, Maine, an exclusive village on the island of Isleboro in Penobscot Bay, holds memories for Stone Barrington, not all of them fondthe summer after his senior year of high school, his parents shipped him off to stay with his mother's relatives. |
 | | Here, for the first time, Stone met his cousins: Dick, amiable and destined to become a seldom seen but well-liked friend; and Caleb, spoiled rotten and a bully to boot, with little prospect for improvement. |
 | | If not for the quick thinking and quicker driving of Walker's acquaintance Jeff Starzek, a cigarette smuggler by trade, Walker would be but one more sad statistic of America's fascination with firearms. |
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