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Description edit
Stone Barrington investigates the secrets of a CIA officer's suicide in this next thriller in the bestselling series. Stuart Woods's newest bestseller, Dark Harbor , brings us the perfect mix of sexy intrigue and swift suspense that have earned him legions of fans over the years. In this... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Stone Barrington: Ex-Cop now an attorney handling the lucrative odd jobs from a large firm, Woodman and Weld
- Dino Bachetti: NYC Lieutenant in charge of a detective squad, former cops partner with Stone and continuing as best friends
- Richard 'Dick' Stone: Barrington's maternal cousin, a CIA agent Assistant Deputy Director for European Operations
- Lance Cabot: And agent and Assistant director of the CIA
- Holly Barker: CIA agent and close friend of Stone Barrington
- Elaine Kaufman: A social friend of Stones and owner of Elaine's restaurant
- Mary Ann Bianchi: Dino's wife, her family is Mob conncted
- Caleb Stone: Barrington's maternal side cousin
- Mathilda Stone Barrington: Barrington's mother and a famous artist whose work is worth hundreds of thousands of sollars
- Seth Hotchkiss: Caretaker for years of the original Stone home, now for Dick Stone's home and family
- Mabel Hotchkiss: Seth's wife, cook and housekeeper
- Barbara Stone: Dick's wife
- Esme Stone: Dick's 18 year old daughter
- Vivian Smith Stone: Calebs wife
- Eban Stone: One of Caleb's twin sons
- Ed Rawls: A resident of Dark Harbor and a friend of Dick Stone
- Enos Stone: Twin son of Caleb
- Ed Rawls: A co-worker and friend of Dick Stone
- Eduardo Bianchi: Dino's father-in-law and Ex-Mob boss, now a philanthropist of the Arts in NYC. (Although he still knows a lot of people)
- Hal Rhinehart: Add a description of this character.
- Peter
- Don Brown
- Ginny
- Janey Harris
- Eben
- Harley Davis
- Jake
- Kirov
- Tom Young
- Mack Morris
- Anna Maria
- Jimmy Hotchkiss
- Joan
- Charlie
- Daisy
- Richard Stone
- Islesboro
Setting & Locations edit
New York City to Maine
- New York City, NY: Stone and Dino live and work here
- Elaine's: A popular restaurant in Manhattan where in Dino and Stone often have dinner and meet
- Belfast, Maine: County seat for Waldo County which contains Dark Harbor, Dick's will has to be filed here
- Dark Harbor, Maine: On The island of Isleboro in Penobscot Bay, is the small town of Dark Harbor where Barrington's mother's family, the Stones, lived or at least summered.
- Nantucket
- Rockland
- London
- Boston
- Langley
- Newport
- Cessna
- Camden
- Dark Harbor Shop
- New Haven
- Florida
- Washington
- Singapore
- Malibu
- Berlin
- Virginia
Organizations edit
- NYC Police Department: Dino is a lieutenant in charge of detectives at the 19th precinct
- C.I.A.: Central Intelligence Agency. Gathers I formation from other countries in the defense and assistane of the U.S.A.
- Samuel Bernard Foundation: Charitable foundation set up to help out the families of CIA agents killed or disabled in the line of duty
- the Old Farts: A group of retired CIA agents living on Isleboro year round that get together
First Sentence edit
ELAINE'S, LATE. Stone Barrington had already had a drink and had almost given up on Dino Bachetti.
Table of Contents edit
No table of contents, 61 chapters
Series & Lists edit
This is book 12 of 23 in Stone Barrington. (standard series)
Preceded by Two-Dollar Bill, and followed by Fresh Disasters.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Stuart Woods (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Putnam Adults
Country: U.S.A.
Publication Date: April 11, 2006
ISBN: 9780399153426
Page Count: 304
Publisher: Putnam Adults
Country: U.S.A.
Publication Date: April 11, 2006
ISBN: 9780399153426
Page Count: 304
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813.54
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