What a great way to start a book - loved this chapter. And here, dummy me, thinking the big threat to the Riordan's happiness would be Eliot. Naive, eh? The conversations with both the bartender and the gull were pure Casey. What really struck me about this chapter is that here was a setting where Casey felt completely out of his element, and yet Jamie would have fit right in. And Pamela is again the lynchpin ~ the butterfly who can float from elegant elitism to earthy homespun without hesitation. -- Cindy's Cottage

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