Intro -- Help Yourself -- Copyright -- Also by Rachel Michael Arends -- Chapter One: In Which Merry is Presented with an Unexpected Opportunity -- Chapter Two: In Which Jack Morningstar Goes Surfing -- Chapter Three: In Which Fritz is Ambivilent -- Chapter Four: In Which Merry Says Goodbye and Hello -- Chapter Five: In Which Jack is Disturbed at Dawn -- Chapter Six: In Which Merry Twirls in the Moonlight -- Chapter Seven: In Which Mr. Morningstar Tries to be a Good Boss -- Chapter Eight: In Which Merry is Given Her Biggest Task -- Chapter Nine: In Which Merry Works Very Hard -- Chapter Ten: In Which Jack Meets a Mermaid -- Chapter Eleven: In Which Merry Embarks on a Career -- Chapter Twelve: In Which Fritz and Pollyanna Squable Like Children -- Chapter Thirteen: In Which Chaser Brings Home a Friend -- Chapter Fourteen: In Which Fritz and Uncle Max Argue Curiously -- Chapter Fifteen: In Which Jack Acts on Impulse -- Chapter Sixteen: In Which Fritz Weeps Across the Ocean -- Chapter Seventeen: In Which Jack Hits Rock Bottom and Begins to Resurface -- Chapter Eighteen: In Which Jack Talks and then Clams Up -- Chapter Nineteen: In Which Jack Tastes Blood -- Chapter Twenty: In Which Answers the Million-Dollar Question -- Chapter Twenty-One: In Which Fritz is Rendered Speechless -- Chapter Twenty-Two: In Which the Old Man Gives a Final Task, Jack Resembles Frankenstein, and Betty Answers Explains Everything -- Chapter Twenty-Three: In Which Jack |