This is progressing very nicely. I don't enjoy analyzing the characters, or the story development. I read it, and I am either engaged, or not. This is capturing my interest in a big way! Sweet.
Hmmm, fascinating. This is the third story of yours I have read--"Second Shot", "Purpose", and now "Archangel". Each one is so different from the others, yet they all play out convincingly. Very entertaining to read. Thanks QT.
Bravo! So far, I have been content to let Bugeye's comments speak for me, also. This chapter, however, requires additional praise. Superb. Intensely entertaining. This story may not end as we would like it to, but getting there will be riveting.
Holy shit! Just when you think the story couldn't get any more intense or mesmerizing....BAM. Especially liked --"we entered a smoky motel room fit for (a) psycho." Thanks.
Take all the time you need. This is great!...the action unfolds so smoothly. You have a refreshingly unique style of writing. I want this to go on for quite a while, instead of ending soon.
It is difficult, if not impossible, to contribute more than the review from "Westie". There is one observation I have, however. The author's use of conversation reads so smoothly and naturally, you can almost hear it. A sequel would be nice!
This Bridgemont series is very addictive. I enjoy all the seafaring references. I can almost feel the spray on my face. You have done a great job with all the historical research., too. I am relieved to see this work is not yet complete. When I finished this chapter this afternoon, I thought "Finis", only to discover there is more to come. Thanks.
The new chapter was worth the wait. Quite the roller coaster ride! Let's see where this goes, with all this excitement. Will the two of them ever find peace?
What a satisfying read. I discovered your story two days ago, and greedily inhaled the whole thing. Perhaps I should have stretched it out and savored it a little more slowly, but once I was under the spell of your storytelling, I couldn't stop, except to sleep. The interaction you maintain with your readers is fascinating. "Thank you" seems like an inadequate response, so I will just say "Farewell."