Re: Hello Again

At 08:57 AM 3/14/97 PST, you wrote:
>Hello,
>  I recently had to cancel my AOL account and I'm sure this caused
plenty of
>disruption for folks including the adminastrator of this group.  My
>Apologies.  I'm very interested in what's been discussed for the last
couple
>weeks, if someone can send me a synopsis, I'd apreciate it.
>  Thank you,
>    Phil P.
>
Lessee,  what's new....

Well, Drake and Rebecca were about to get married, but seconds before
being
pronounced man and wife, Drake's first wife, Perella, who was lost and
given
up for dead when her helicopter went down in the Amazon basin,	bust
into
the church with news that Sky's evil half brother, Derek, had
blackmailed
her into hiding for all those years.  Distraught, Rebecca fled the
church,
unknowning that across town, her father, Major Bigelow, who had recieved
amnesia during a botched attempt on his life by Nigerian partisians,
suddenly recovered his memory, only to find that he was not, in fact,
the
dashing war hero everyone believed he was but actually Nigel Spence, a
con
artist and petty criminal wanted for questioning by Interpol.  However,
even
as the Major contemplated his fate, dark wheels were turning at
Almagmated
Consolodated Conglomerated, Ltd, where Chairwoman Tyra McClaine
conspires
with Mayor Ashton Dent, planning to shut down the Pleasant Valley
Orphanage
in order to build a toxic waste storage facility.  Dent's wife, the
alcoholic Veronica Dent, overhears the two, and mistakenly believes they
are
having an affair, and, in a rage, seduces Raoul, the swarthy but mute
cabana
boy.  Even as they complete their lustful liasion, the two are
discovered by
none other than Sherin, Veronica and Derek's love child, who had
returned
unexpectedly to Pleasant Valley after spending most of her life at her
uncle's Rodrick's sprawling estate in Upper New York state called the
Meadows, where she was raised to believe that she was the daughter of
Rodrick and his mythical wife, Edwinia.

Hope that clears things up,

Tre

Oh, you could also try checking out the FT archive at Jerry Han's site:
http://www.net/~jerry/ft/full-thrust.html