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Digital recordings? Is that what you think we’ll find at the library in Crownpoint?” “That’s what I’m hoping, Mags.” I frown at the unfamiliar name. “You called me that before.” “Mags? It’s a nickname. Do you like it? Someone told me that you’re supposed to give girls a nickname. It makes them like you.” “Someone’s lying to you.” “Yeah, well.” He leans back and props his leg up against the console, gives me a movie star grin. “You let me know when it’s working, partner.

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