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17 reviews
ISBN 10: 1588462072
ISBN 13: 9781588462077
Author: Greg Stolze, John Chambers, Justin Achilli
Kissing Cousins Boston, April 4th It was late afternoon when Kay Polerno arrived at the Boston mansion of her mother’s family. She was nervous. She had met her maternal cousins before, but not often and never in a large group like tonight’s. She lifted a fingernail to her mouth and then lowered it. They had all been filed, manicured, sculpted and lacquered expertly — not by some beauty salon worker but by her great aunt Isabel. (At least, “great aunt” was what Kay called her. She assumed Isabel had, like her mother, been born with the Milliner name and taken her husband’s name.) Isabel was different from the rest of Kay’s family: She was exotic and graceful and had a glamorous aloofness that Kay associated with the East Coast, and with Europe, and with other places far from her home in Georgia. It was impossible to imagine Isabel blushing, or ending up picked last for volleyball, or going to the bathroom. She had the unchanging perfection of a statue, and Kay was eager to see her again. Kay also wanted to see her cousin Stewart Milliner, but she wouldn’t tell anyone about that. Isabel had said she would meet Kay at the party. That made Kay less nervous. Also, Isabel had brought her a beautiful red velvet dress for her birthday, but wearing the dress made Kay both more and less nervous at the same time. Isabel had given her another gift, which was in her stylish matching clutch purse. “Do you think I’ll need this?” Kay had asked. “You never know,” Isabel had said, with the secret smile of a worldly woman. “But at the party? I thought it was just family.…” “Even with family, you never know.” Like the dress, the other gift made her both more and less nervous. The car turned a corner, revealing the Milliner mansion. Everything that comforted her evaporated, and everything that scared her doubled. She had seen pictures of her mother’s childhood home before, of course, but they couldn’t do it justice. The pictures didn’t convey the barren smell of the land or the way it looked so much like a tombstone with the name worn off. Stepping out of the car, she glanced toward one end of the house. Had she seen…? Maybe it was just the wind blowing leaves, playing on her nerves to look like flowing white cloth. Kay had her hand raised to knock on the door when it opened, revealing her cousin — not cousin Stewart, though. Whereas Stewart was tall and healthy, the figure before her was short and pale with a bent and cringing posture. “Cousin Kay!” He grinned and actually clapped his hands. He wore a tuxedo that hung awkwardly on him. He’d already managed to lose a cufflink. “Hello, uh….” She struggled to remember his name. “Primo! Cousin Primo. It’s, uh, good to see you.” Primo Giovanni smiled, showing even teeth that were the only perfect thing about him. “Ah, Cousin Kay! I hoped you’d be invited this year. Come in!” “This year…?” He ignored her question, grabbed her wrist and pulled her into the house. Looking around, Kay could see people of all ages, formally dressed, mingling, drinking. She saw a few blond heads, but not Stewart’s, and she didn’t see Isabel anywhere. Kissing Cousins 5
Chapter One: A Familiar Conceit
Chapter Two: It Runs in the Family
Chapter Three: Shareholders and Charnel Houses
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