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Monday, February 14, 2000
Photo courtesy Marcia Mager
Lifetime filmed segments of "Beyond Chance" at Sea Life
Park to tell the story of Marcia Mager, Dennis Aubrey and
their son Reyn. Before meeting Aubrey, Mager wrote a
prophetic novel partly set in a fictional aquarium
named Sea Life Park.
Fate joins Hawaii couple
Life imitates art in a Hawaii couple's love story, which will be shared with cable television viewers at 8 p.m. today.
The romance of Mililani residents Marcia Mager and Dennis Aubrey will be told on Lifetime's "Beyond Chance."
In 1981, Mager, living in New York, wrote a romance novel, "Lured into Dawn," about a Manhattan woman who falls in love with a dolphin trainer and moves to a tropical island with him.
Almost a decade later, Mager visited the New York Aquarium and met Aubrey, a dolphin trainer there. Just like the characters in her novel, Mager and Aubrey fell in love and moved to a tropical "paradise" -- Hawaii.
Mager and Aubrey's love story will be rebroadcast on Feb. 20.
Mager's latest book "Believing in Faeries: A Manual for Grown-ups," teaches people how to deepen their relationship with the natural world.The book is scheduled for release in April.
Star-Bulletin staff
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