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Travis McGee is the main character. He's likely a tough and resourceful guy.

A fellow scientist named Tom, perhaps. He could be a bit of a joker but also very brilliant. He and Abby might have a friendly rivalry, constantly trying to outdo each other in their experiments, but also respecting each other's skills. And then there could be the lab technician, Lisa. She is the one who keeps all the equipment in working order. Without her, Abby's experiments would be constantly interrupted by faulty machinery. She's a bit quiet but very reliable.

Definitely. 'The Clay Marble' is indeed a novel that offers an engaging reading experience with its plot and literary elements.

Maybe it's a dare. His friends could have dared him to wear Tony's clothes for a day and he reluctantly agrees. And as he wears them, he realizes there's more to Tony's style than he thought.

Many consider 'The Deep Blue Good - by' to be one of the best Travis McGee novels. It has a great mystery and really shows off McGee's character well.

I'm not sure specifically which 'top stories' Charles McGee has as the name is quite common. It could be related to journalism, where he might have covered major events, or it could be in the context of fictional writing. Without more context, it's difficult to determine.

No, Assy McGee wasn't based on a true story. It was a fictional creation for entertainment.

The first Travis McGee novel is 'The Deep Blue Good-by'.

No, it's not a true story. It's a fictional poem written by Robert W. Service.

The number of Travis McGee novels is 21. These novels have gained a significant following over the years for their engaging plots and compelling characters.