Two days later, they met a ghost. Uncle Bobby greeted them at the door of an executive suite that Frank had arranged for him at the Double Bay InterContinental Hotel. Frank had also guaranteed no cameras, although it had taken an argument for him to agree. They’d appeased him with the promise of an exclusive, sit-down interview later on. The other media outlets would be green with envy. Bobby’s return from the dead was the hottest news story around, both at home and internationally. It was ironic that Del had helped break the biggest scoop of the year only after she’d quit journalism.
Bobby was a tall man, much taller than his brother, but otherwise the resemblance was uncanny. It was like looking at an older, softer version of Carson. He was classically handsome, with the same hawkish no
