The douen is a demon who aids the lougarou to kill people and take their blood. The douen looks like a child, but its feet are backwards, and it wears a traditional Trinidad hat.
His brother Sherlock – who stipulates that Mycroft makes sure he returns it.
The Sultana.
He calls her Kallista which means ‘most beautiful’; the words “Te Kalliste” were supposedly written on the golden apple that Paris awarded to Aphrodite – whose support of Paris’ love for Helen led to the start of the Trojan War.
Monsieur Fournier.
She was his physical therapist after the football injury.
That it is not referring to a 7 eleven store, but to something more personal in Amos’ life.
It’s code for a street address well known to Amos: Duckton St.
His DVR.
It is the same gun that was used to murder his family.
She sees the letter “C” in the headband on the inside.
There’s a chance the envelopes and notes that came with it could identify who sent it.
He wanted a memento to keep – he just kept it in the wrong place!
It is the main impetus behind Cynthia’s desperate need to know what happened.
They are called “Miller’s Weasels” in the story, and are an imaginary species – the author based them on the black-footed ferret.
Under the foundation to the Picketts’ garage.
At the Barrett’s Pharmacy under “Unclaimed”.
His widow buries him in it – his last request!
Rhett 
In honor of Steve McQueen’s movie, The Getaway. Calista was getting away from the whole Marilyn craziness with her mother, “aunt” and ex-husband.
An enema with a big dose of chloral hydrate; an enema kit that was on the housekeeper’s grocery list for Calista
Liz is somewhat obsessed with using hand sanitizers/washing hands. She constantly offers her bottle to others.
Her ex-husband Jim Davis.
Facebook. He’s trying to get to Dan & Becca’s pages.
They are the one piece of evidence that seem to prove that Alice shot Campbell. The discovery of the gloves by the police leads her to follow Lily’s advice and go on the run.
That it is a dummy corporation set up by Arthur Cronin for Frank Humphrey for reasons revealed late in the plot.
Alice Janine BenjaminJoin us on Thursday, January 20th to discuss The Crossing Places by Elly Griffiths. We will meet virtually through Zoom and the meeting will start at 6:00 p.m. This is to accommodate Elly who will be joining us from Brighton, England! If you have questions or would like to attend the discussion, please email Patricia Ruocco (ruoccop@liselibrary.org) Copies may be picked up in the building or via Curbside Pick-Up. Please check our catalog for availability or to place a hold.
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