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1) They agreed to cut the honeymoon from 2-3 weeks, not to cancel altogether. 2) I believe we're to assume that Eddie was "vetting" Erin to see if he could trust her with his initial favor, and in doing so, discovered the location of their honeymoon. Agree with others who feel the author left plenty of room for a sequel.
I thought Eddie denied sending the Champaign so thought it had something to do with Mark setting everything up
Correct. Eddie denied sending the champagne.
I thought the same too. immediately when they found the bag I thought he was involved, and that he knew exactly where the plane was. However now I don't think that's the case because I believe he would have known the coordinates when asked. If you're looking for several million dollars of items, I imagine you would memorize the coordinates. What made no sense to me is why would Erin turn on the phone first rather than check the USB drive? Checking the USB would be untraceable unlike the phone. Also why did she just ignore the USB all together until the end? She went though all that trouble with the phone, internet searches on plane crashes, and FBI/Interpol wanted lists but never once thought to look at the USB drive for clues? Makes no sense?
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1) They agreed to cut the honeymoon from 2-3 weeks, not to cancel altogether. 2) I believe we're to assume that Eddie was "vetting" Erin to see if he could trust her with his initial favor, and in doing so, discovered the location of their honeymoon. Agree with others who feel the author left plenty of room for a sequel.
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I thought Eddie denied sending the Champaign so thought it had something to do with Mark setting everything up
Correct. Eddie denied sending the champagne.
I thought the same too. immediately when they found the bag I thought he was involved, and that he knew exactly where the plane was. However now I don't think that's the case because I believe he would have known the coordinates when asked. If you're looking for several million dollars of items, I imagine you would memorize the coordinates. What made no sense to me is why would Erin turn on the phone first rather than check the USB drive? Checking the USB would be untraceable unlike the phone. Also why did she just ignore the USB all together until the end? She went though all that trouble with the phone, internet searches on plane crashes, and FBI/Interpol wanted lists but never once thought to look at the USB drive for clues? Makes no sense?
