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5 named character entries recorded in Keyholes. Open a snippet for the book’s wording.
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… Conklin’s first, snap, judgement was that this man, Michael Briggs, was not the sort of fellow who usually sort psychiatric help. He was dressed in dark corduroy pants, a neat blue shirt, and a sport-coat that matched – sort of – both.
… He wanted to consult with Conklin about his son, Jeremy, who was seven. Nancy had promised him a call-back by the end of the day.
Possible aliases: Briggs
… Michael Briggs was forty-five, a construction worker who lived in Lovinger, New York, a town forty miles north of New York City. He was a widower. He wanted to consult with Conklin about his son, Jeremy, who was seven. Nancy had promised him a call-back by the end of the …
Possible aliases: Abrams
Nancy had promised him a call-back by the end of the day. “Tell him to try Milton Abrams in Albany,” Conklin had said, sliding the form back across the desk toward her.
Possible aliases: Mrs Adrian, Nancy
… Conklin’s specialty was not child psychology and his schedule was full, but Nancy Adrian’s assessment of the man behind the bare facts typed onto the printed form in front of him had intrigued him.