The Last Summer Of The Camperdowns - Plot & Excerpts
my mother said, no occasion too somber to warrant a moratorium on the expression of her opinions. “Gin told me they used divers to search the pond this morning but found nothing illuminating. Apparently, Charlie and Harry used to occasionally visit the pond unbeknownst to anyone, so it was familiar to him.” “Sad state of affairs all around,” Camp said. “Quite a blow for Harry, though I suppose at least now he knows what happened. No more agonizing about whether his brother’s dead or alive.” “A terrible thing for Michael, losing a son,” my mother reminded him. “Yes, that too.” Camp cleared his throat and ran his finger around the rim of his glass. “How is Gin reacting to the tragic discovery?” “Oh,” Greer said. “That’s the other thing. I think he’s terrified that the police suspect him of being involved in the disappearance. So bizarre. Honestly, it’s enough to make me wonder.” “Gin’s total ineffectiveness as a human being is his best asset in this case,”
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