Camino Ghosts (Camino Island, #3)
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Nalla was nineteen when her short happy life changed forever. She and her husband, Mosi, had one child, a three-year-old boy. They were of the Luba tribe and lived in a village in the southern part of the Kingdom of Kongo.
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It was English and they were Americans.
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Trench warfare against rich, ruthless corporations had stripped him of any semblance of timidity or diplomacy.
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adverse possession’?
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If you squat on property that’s not yours for at least seven years, then you can claim ownership by adverse possession.
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She had nothing but the curse. Nalla’s curse.
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When the bowl was empty, the curse was complete. Woe to any white man who ventured onto their island.
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Her claim of ownership was based on the legal principle of adverse possession.