“I think that is an incredibly accurate picture of our high school experience.  Emotional highs and lows, as well as academic triumphs and defeats.”  Amy continued for a few more minutes, recounting the experiences of the Class of ’83. 

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Next up will be some parts from the third book in the Dixon-Prince series, You Don’t Know Jack. In this book, Jack runs into an issue, and it drags the team in as well. Later in the book, Amy and Nicole have their own problem to solve.

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If you read Planning Vengeance and Dig Two Graves, you know that the two of them were bound to get together. If you read You Don’t Know Jack, then you know that they did manage to marry each other. That isn’t much of a spoiler. But there are still a few surprises in this vignette story.

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“I’m positive. Candy Clinton was at Cable Beach when we were there. She was sitting there with some guy that was certainly not Paul Murphy, having some drink with an umbrella in it.”

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“I bet everyone would love to hear about that?”
“I bet they would,” Amy said with a laugh, “but I can’t talk about those projects for quite a while.”
There were scattered laughs around the audience at that comment… indeed, any of their competitors would have loved to know what their next steps were going to be.
“One other thing, Amy,” the MC asked, “your logo is a pig and you have an animation of the Three Little Pigs playing a computer game while the Big Bad Wolf rages outside of the brick house. Can you tell us about that?”

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