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A Brilliant Death

Robin Yocum (Goodreads Author)

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A 2017 EDGAR® AWARD FINALIST! Amanda Baron died in a boating accident on the Ohio River in 1953. Or, did she? While it was generally accepted that she had died when a coal barge rammed the pleasure boat she was sharing with her lover, her body was never found. Travis Baron was an infant when his mother disappeared. After the accident and the subsequent publicity, Travis’s ...more

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Sep 05, 2020 Wyndy rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2020-reads, mystery-crime-thriller, west-midwest-us, recommended-and-or-gifts

What a satisfying, escapist story that combines a heartwarming, first person, coming of age narrative with a small town mystery. Set in the 1950s through 1980s, this is the tale of two best friends, Mitch Malone and Travis Baron, who initiate the ‘Amanda Project’ their freshman year of high school to investigate the mysterious death of Travis’s mother when he was five months old. Brilliant, Ohio (a real place by the way) is a small village tucked along the Appalachian foothills and the Ohio Rive ...more

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Mar 23, 2019 Li'l Owl rated it it was amazing

Shelves: stand-alone, group-reads-aussie-crime, usa-author-setting, detective-police-procedural-sheriff, mystery-crime-suspense-thriller, library-kindle

Brilliant! Simply Brilliant!

In the river town of Brilliant. Nicholas, who was known as Duke, grew up in Mingo Junction. Johnny, who in junior high insisted that he be called Giovanni, even though he was more Polish than Italian, grew up in Steubenville. We were bonded by family blood and the gritty air and muddy waters of the Ohio River Valley. Never in my vivid imagination did I dream we would ultimately have another common bond—murder. Duke and Johnny would see their adult lives knotted like s Brilliant! Simply Brilliant!

In the river town of Brilliant. Nicholas, who was known as Duke, grew up in Mingo Junction. Johnny, who in junior high insisted that he be called Giovanni, even though he was more Polish than Italian, grew up in Steubenville. We were bonded by family blood and the gritty air and muddy waters of the Ohio River Valley. Never in my vivid imagination did I dream we would ultimately have another common bond—murder. Duke and Johnny would see their adult lives knotted like spinning rope, and they have their own tales of intrigue, but not just yet. First, there’s my story. It begins in the summer of 1953, when a river barge crushed a pleasure boat—Lady Luck—on the Ohio River. The disappearance of the boat’s passengers would launch a mystery that would fuel the gossip mill and perplex authorities for decades.
And I am the only one who can tell the entire story.

From the Steubenville, Ohio, Herald-Star, June 7, 1971.
Brilliant Senior Class Salutatorian
Missing After Car Plunges into River

BRILLIANT—Rescue workers from five local fire departments searched the Ohio River today for the body of the Brilliant High School senior class salutatorian believed to have died shortly after midnight Sunday when the car he was driving plunged 110 feet over a cliff and into the murky waters beneath Hunter’s Ridge just north of town.
Authorities identified the man as Travis Franklin Baron, 18, of 138 Nichols Drive, Brilliant.
Baron, who only hours earlier had addressed his fellow seniors at his commencement, was fleeing police when he crashed through a barrier and went over the cliff. A police spokesman said Baron was last seen driving at a high rate of speed on Jefferson County Road 19 near the entrance to Hunter’s Ridge Park.
By the time pursuing police arrived at Hunter’s Ridge, the car was sinking into the Ohio River. There were no witnesses to the accident.

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A Brilliant Death by Robin Yocum is simply brilliant! I loved it!

I always love stories told from young boy's point of view and this book is just that! And More!

The story follows best friends Mitch and Travis through high school. But it's not going through school that's the tough part for them. Mitch has two loving parents and a stable home life while Travis has nothing even close. His father is mostly absent from Travis's life and when he's home he's often abusive. All he knows of his mother is that she drowned in the Ohio River when he was an infant. When he turns fifteen, Travis decides to learn all he can about his mother.
His friend Mitch tells us the story....
And so it begins... ...more

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May 24, 2019 Libby rated it really liked it

Shelves: coming-of-age, suspense, read-in-2019, published-2016

Authored by Robin Yocum, ‘A Brilliant Death’ is a coming of age novel with a crime mystery plot. Told in the first person voice of Mitch Malone, the heart of the story belongs to Mitch’s friendship with Travis Baron and Travis’s quest to find out what really happened to his mother, Amanda. According to rumors, when Travis is just an infant, Amanda drowns in the waters of the Ohio River after a barge hits the boat she is on with her lover. Her body is never found. Travis’s father, Big Frank Baron Authored by Robin Yocum, ‘A Brilliant Death’ is a coming of age novel with a crime mystery plot. Told in the first person voice of Mitch Malone, the heart of the story belongs to Mitch’s friendship with Travis Baron and Travis’s quest to find out what really happened to his mother, Amanda. According to rumors, when Travis is just an infant, Amanda drowns in the waters of the Ohio River after a barge hits the boat she is on with her lover. Her body is never found. Travis’s father, Big Frank Baron, a truck driver, is out of town at the time, therefore managing to escape suspicion.

Travis calls his quest ‘Project Amanda,’ and the places that the project take him and Mitch are sometimes hilarious, occasionally dangerous, and often emotional, as you might expect for a boy who knows next to nothing about his mother. Big Frank is a barely there parent, and when he is there, he deals out fisticuffs and threats. Travis never knows what will set him off. The contrast between Travis’s life and Mitch’s is the best approximation of night and day. Thankfully, Mitch’s parents have taken Travis in, and for Mitch, he is like a brother. The project unfolds against the backdrop of the two boys’ high school years.

What I enjoy most about this story is the intimate and personal voice of Mitch. It immediately pulls me into the story. As well, the accounts of small town life and growing up in the 1970’s with Vietnam as a hovering specter is familiar, as that is part of my background as well. Mitch’s home team was the Brilliant Blue Devils; mine was Gamewell-Collettsville Blue Devils. Reading about their athletic endeavors brought back the pep rallies and cheers we had for our team, which as I remember, probably didn’t fare much better than this hometown team. Regardless, it was a window out of time. Yocum captures so well the intricacies of boyhood friendship, instilling a feeling of the universal nature of such friendships, the feeling of great luck when one finds such a friend.

There are some who don’t like a highly charged, almost climactic event at the beginning of a story, then a flashback to show how things got to this point. Sometimes suspense suffers as a result. I think it’s down to the skill of the author. I frequently do like this kind of blast-off start to a story. My idling engine needs a kick start. This story starts like that. Yocum, however, captures my attention, then he holds it, and stokes the furnace, building suspense as I hope for the best for these two young men. ...more

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Sep 19, 2020 Tara Rock rated it really liked it

A brilliant an cleverly crafted mystery. Fast paced with vivid characters and a home town atmosphere.

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Sep 09, 2020 Chrisl rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2010s, mys, edgar, hartlnd

Enjoyable, one-sitting read. Ending was a pleasant surprise.
Will be trying another tale by Mr Yocum. (Very soon quit that book. Won't try others.)
Thanks to Goodreaders for recommending the Edgar class story.
Was intrigued to see that some readers tagged it 'young adult.' Wonder how many young adults will be reading about the high school student protagonists. ...more

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Mar 01, 2016 Christine Zibas rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2016-books

This is the story of two friends in the small town of Brilliant, Ohio. The narrator (Mitch) is from a typical Midwestern family, and the other is the son of an abusive father (Travis). As the boys move from childhood to adolescence, Travis begins to search for clues about his mother. His father, a long-haul trucker, refuses to talk about her, and rumors around town suggest that Amanda died as a young woman in a boating accident on the Ohio River.

Local gossip has it that Amanda and her lover -- a ...more

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Sep 22, 2019 Becca rated it really liked it · review of another edition

So much more to the story than what’s written in the description! Above everything this is a story of friendship. It’s hard not to fall in love with the main characters Mitch and Travis! The story itself is beautifully told and makes you want to keep reading! I randomly picked this book up via BookBub and am SO HAPPY I did! I would recommend this book to anyone and everyone! Such a clever and easily flowed story- what’s not to love?!?

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May 06, 2016 Andy Weston rated it it was amazing

Shelves: coming-of-age, crime

This is a clever and thoroughly enjoyable novel set in smalltown Ohio in the 1950s.

To me it qualifies as great American fiction, and more than once I found myself comparing Yocum's coming of age tale to John Irving (specifically Owen Meaney) and Robert McGammon (Boy's Life).

Sport figures prominently as Mitch supports his best friend Travis in looking for clues as the death of his mother. There is the supposed innocence of stereotypical adolescent suburban life interrupted as the boys team up a ...more

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Jan 31, 2020 Carmel Hanes rated it really liked it

3.75 rounded up.

I listened to this as an audio book on a road trip, choosing it based on thinking my husband might also be interested (we don't tend to read the same books, so finding one we can share is a challenge). It held my interest pretty well.

I enjoyed the characters, especially the dynamics between the two friends at the center of the story. They reminded me of Doogie Houser and Vinny in their personalities and interactions, which captured the playful/serious juxtaposition often found ...more

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Jan 04, 2016 Sharon Huether rated it really liked it

Shelves: coming-of-age, family, fiction, first-reads

I won this book through Goodreads first reads. A coming of age story. Two teenage boys, teamed together to solve a mystery and find the truth. What they found out they had to leave it alone. Truth is what they held on to.
The story was very well written. It was definitely a page turner.

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Jun 27, 2020 Tina rated it really liked it

Shelves: byob-book-club

The beauty of this coming of age novel lies in the relationship between the two main characters, Mitch and Travis. Set in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s, A Brilliant Death is told in first person by Mitch with sincerity and a dash of humor. Travis and Mitch spend years of their youth trying to solve the mystery of Travis’ mom’s death before a stunning ending after high school graduation.

A perfect read for your summer vacation or COVID staycation.

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Apr 12, 2016 Lelia Taylor rated it it was amazing

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There is so much good to be discovered in this novel that I hardly know where to begin. I'm kind of compelled to say that A Brilliant Death is, well, close to brilliant, never mind the fact that Brilliant is the name of the town in which the story takes place.

Friendships between boys are not featured anywhere nearly as frequently as those between girls. That's no doubt at least partly because there's so much drama in girl friendships while the guys just sort of seem to hang together without a lo ...more

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May 26, 2016 Col rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2016, y

Synopsis/blurb….

Amanda Baron died in a boating accident on the Ohio River in 1953. Or, did she? While it was generally accepted that she had died when a coal barge rammed the pleasure boat she was sharing with her lover, her body was never found.

Travis Baron was an infant when his mother disappeared. After the accident and the subsequent publicity, Travis’s father scoured the house of all evidence that Amanda Baron had ever lived, and her name was never to be uttered around him. Now in high scho ...more

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Mar 25, 2016 Gloria Feit rated it it was amazing

From the publisher: Amanda Baron died in a boating accident on the Ohio River in 1953. Or, did she? While it was generally accepted that she had died when a coal barge rammed the pleasure boat she was sharing with her lover, her body was never found. Travis Baron was an infant when his mother disappeared. After the accident and the subsequent publicity, Travis’ father scoured the house of all evidence that Amanda Baron had ever lived, and her name was never to be uttered around him. Now in high From the publisher: Amanda Baron died in a boating accident on the Ohio River in 1953. Or, did she? While it was generally accepted that she had died when a coal barge rammed the pleasure boat she was sharing with her lover, her body was never found. Travis Baron was an infant when his mother disappeared. After the accident and the subsequent publicity, Travis’ father scoured the house of all evidence that Amanda Baron had ever lived, and her name was never to be uttered around him. Now in high school, Travis yearns to know more about his mother. With the help of his best friend, Mitch Malone, Travis begins a search for the truth about the mother he never knew. The two boys find an unlikely ally: an alcoholic former detective who served time for falsifying evidence. Although his reputation is in tatters, the information the detective provides about the death of Amanda Baron is indisputable - - and dangerous. Nearly two decades after her death, Travis and Mitch piece together a puzzle lost to the dark waters of the Ohio River. They know how Amanda Baron died, and why. Now what do they do with the information?

The writing is terrific. Mitch Malone, the protagonist, in the book’s Prologue talks about his maternal grandfather, who died at 42. The local doctor said it was from a massive heart attack, but “my father said that anyone who knew my grandfather realized he died of acute estrogen exposure.” The family had settled in the coal mining community west of the Ohio River Valley. He had a wife and nine daughters, including a set of triplets. Mitch relates the story, which begins in the summer of 1953 in the town of Brilliant, Ohio (from whence comes the title) and continues, for the most part, through June of 1971. His best friend, Travis, was the only child of Francis “Big Frank” Baron, a violent man, abusive, physically and emotionally, to his son, and his wife, Amanda, whose death starts the tale.

Big Frank was “an old man whose best days had been lost to time and alcohol . . . big, mean, paranoid, hateful . . . who sleeps with a .45 caliber semiautomatic pistol on his nightstand.” But beyond this singular character, the novel is peopled with a wide variety of colorful folks with colorful names, e.g., “Turkeyman” Melman, “a muttering, squatty little man in constant need of a shave and a bath.” Then there is the sheriff, Beaumont T. Bonecutter.

The fascinating plot is one whose outcome the reader, or this one at least, could never have guessed. The only problem I had with the book was the author’s predilection for describing the topography and geography in minute detail, to the extent that I found myself skimming through several paragraphs at a time when this became a bit much. Other than that, the fascinating plot is one whose outcome the reader, or this one at least, could never have guessed. I thoroughly enjoyed this book, as I had the author’s debut novel, “Favorite Sons,” and this one as well is recommended.
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Jun 18, 2017 Wanda rated it really liked it

Shelves: reviewed, mystery, 2017

I'm not usually a fan of male bonding/coming of age stories but I picked this up anyway because it was set in Brilliant, Ohio, near my hometown around the time I grew up. I wasn't expecting anything more than a trip down memory lane following teenaged Mitchell as he helped his high school bud Travis unravel the story behind his mom's apparent drowning. Well, I got that plus much, much more - I don't want to risk a spoiler but WOW! what a surprise there at the end. And I just loved the play on wo ...more

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Aug 20, 2018 Rose rated it liked it

I really loved the author's book, "The Essay," so looked forward to reading this one. I found it to be a quite enjoyable read, although perhaps not quite as well-written as "The Essay," and would recommend it to someone looking for a novel that reads easily and doesn't need to be "literary."

Mr. Yocum's two main characters are teenaged boys growing up in the 1960s in Brilliant, Ohio, which just happens to be the author's home town. Brilliant is a small burg on the bank of the Ohio River, close t I really loved the author's book, "The Essay," so looked forward to reading this one. I found it to be a quite enjoyable read, although perhaps not quite as well-written as "The Essay," and would recommend it to someone looking for a novel that reads easily and doesn't need to be "literary."

Mr. Yocum's two main characters are teenaged boys growing up in the 1960s in Brilliant, Ohio, which just happens to be the author's home town. Brilliant is a small burg on the bank of the Ohio River, close to the steel mills and coal mines of the region near Steubenville, Ohio; Wheeling, West Virginia; and eastern Pennsylvania. The narrator, Mitch Malone, finds himself entangled in the mystery of his best friend's mother's death. What really happened to Amanda Baron? Is it true that she was killed while on a rendezvous with her lover? No one wants to know more than Amanda's son, Travis, who was an infant when his mother drowned. Or did she actually drown, as reported? Travis begins "Operation Amanda" to find out all he can about the mother he never knew, and he needs Mitch's help. The project takes them far beyond what they had expected when they first opened their search for information.

Mr. Yocum writes teenaged boys quite well. They seem authentic and alive, although some of the supporting characters are a little cliched (especially Frank Baron, Travis's abusive father). The setting is well developed, portraying small-town, blue-collar life respectfully and honestly. I could envision the town and get a feel for its character almost immediately, and I really wanted Travis and Mitch to be successful in their search.

They are successful, and there's an interesting and unexpected twist at the end. But a hint to what exactly happened to Amanda Baron is immediately apparent as such to any reader with experience in reading mysteries -- and that disappointed me. I'm glad it didn't come until the last third of the book, because if it had, I wouldn't have been so willing to ride along with the remaining chapters to see if, indeed, I was right.

Mr. Yocum writes with a pleasant style and sense of humor and provides a fun read. His books are definitely worth a try. I'll be reading more of them. ...more

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May 26, 2017 Grace rated it it was amazing

I like books with an Appalachian setting. Nice boys coming of age story with a mystery. I didn't see the end coming. I enjoyed it. ...more

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Oct 05, 2016 Susan rated it it was amazing

During their high school years, two teenage boys try to uncover the truth about the death of one boy's mother when he was an infant.

Obstacles include the cruelty of the motherless boy's father, the lack of technology to aid in this search set in the late 1960s and early 70s, and the reluctance of adults to reveal information about the woman.

The mystery also serves as a coming-of-age story, and a male bonding tale. The plot and well-developed characters would appeal to both teen and adult readers ...more

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May 09, 2016 Laura rated it really liked it

Once again, Robin Yocum gives us a great coming-of-age tale.

Travis Baron and Mitch Malone are best friends from the (real town!) of Brilliant, Ohio. Travis has a hard life as the only son of a notoriously evil man. Mitch leads a stable life in a loving family. By the time they are seniors in high school, Travis wants to know more about his mother who drowned 15 years before - but her body was never found. Once the boys get started, they find out more than they bargained for and danger is closing ...more

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May 24, 2019 Sharon Ashby rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: mystery

I have read The Essay, Favorite Sons and now A Brilliant Death by Robin Yocum and loved them all. This book is about friendship, trust, and succeeding in spite of a disadvantaged upbringing with an abusive father. I feel I really get to know teenagers Travis and Mitch. The dialogue between these two main characters is believable. A coming of age story as well as a mystery. The story flows well, and is hard to put down.

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Feb 23, 2017 David Putnam rated it really liked it

liked it okay. I finished it which says something for now days. I've become very picky. Loved the character development ...more

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Oct 18, 2017 T.R. Horne rated it it was amazing

Robin Yocum is an exceptional writer with a keen eye for building relationships and scenery that transports you to small town Ohio. In A Brilliant Death, you meet Mitchell Malone, the stories narrator, who is recounting his childhood and his special bond forged over the Summer of 1953 with his bestfriend, Travis Baron. Travis is an unfortunate teen. He has lost his mother to a river accident shortly after his birth. His father doesn't really care to raise him unless he's beating or intimidating ...more

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Feb 13, 2018 Katie rated it really liked it

I picked up A Brilliant Death after meeting Mr. Yocum at the 2016 Books By the Banks in Cincinnati, Ohio. As I moved around to different tables, I was drawn to his and enjoyed conversation about his writing and his novels. I'm so glad I chose A Brilliant Death, and remained engaged throughout the story.

Each time I thought I understood the depth of this novel, it became more complex and interesting. The character development, particularly of the two young friends, was excellent, especially for a ...more

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Jul 02, 2018 John Yingling rated it it was amazing

This is the first book by Robin Yocum that I have read, and I am looking forward to reading more of his work. A Brilliant Death is outstanding in several ways: for the storyline, the dialogue, the character development, and especially for the setting. I am familiar with that part of Ohio, having driven through Steubenville, Mingo Junction, and Brilliant, where the story is set. The area is so well described that it brings back all the memories I have of going through there over the years. The my ...more

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Mar 17, 2018 Seema Rao rated it it was amazing

TLDR: a man relates the events leading up to his best friends drowning and death.

Good:
Wonderful writing
Great characters
Well-described settings
Surprising plot twists
Thoughtful and original

Bad:
Nothing

An exceptional novel filled with suspense and meaning. I picked this bc it was about #ohio, but I think anyone would love it. Highly recommend to the #literarymystery readers. #mystery #fiction #whodunit

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Apr 01, 2017 Alijayne rated it it was amazing

This was AMAZING! I don't usually enjoy books with a male protagonist, but this was "brilliant." An absolute mystery that felt like realistic fiction. I couldn't stop reading. ...more

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May 15, 2019 Ann Creel rated it it was amazing

Just plain enticing and unpredictable all the way through.

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Dec 26, 2020 Molly Sawyer rated it it was amazing

I save my 5 Stars for books that really deserve it! Friendship at its best. Read it!

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Mar 13, 2018 Candace rated it really liked it

The book started off slow but ended up really grabbing my attention. I always love a good murder story.

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May 12, 2020 Glen rated it liked it

Shelves: mystery, young-adult

A kid with an abusive father investigates his mother's death. His father is the primary suspect. This is coupled with a lot of teenage high jinks.

Not bad. ...more

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Robin Yocum is the author of the award-winning, critically acclaimed novel, Favorite Sons (June 2012, Arcade Publishing). Favorite Sons was named the 2011 USA Book News Book of the Year for Mystery/Suspense, and is a Choose to Read Ohio selection for 2013-14. His latest novel, The Essay, was released in October 2012 by Arcade. He also is the author of Dead Before Deadline, a compilation of stories ...more

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“I was not the equal of my cousins in athletic ability or good looks, but I'd like to think God evened the score by granting me a modicum of common sense, which sometimes seems to be sadly missing in most descendants of Walter Kaminski, who have shown a tendency to live for the moment and think with their peckers.” — 2 likes

“In my dating career, I had found that mothers seemed to like me; fathers did not. Period. So I tended to avoid contact with the dads. I assumed that this wasn't personal. Rather, it was simply the fact that I was a hormone-laden, male teenager with a fully functional penis, who happened to be in the presence of their daughters.” — 1 likes

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