A nice, -if short, chapter. At last Uzzi'el shows that he does possess a backbone!
I don't understand the power exchange from Pasha to Uzzi, but that will come
later, I'm sure. And Gabe? Looks like he's an overconfident, self-important
ass, and too vain to know it. Or maybe he's just another politician?
It's safe to say that Gonzales knows that Bridget's back, and badder than
ever. I'm glad for that, since the boys left the protection of his family. I
wonder if the boys'll get to stop in Tahiti to talk with Trevor's old partner?
I think the FBI's not bothering to find out that bruja is always female is
apalling, but totally funny too.
A fine ending to a great story. You wove in so much emotion to this
tale that I've become attached to the three guys, and I'll miss them.
You have a wonderful talent, thank you so much for sharing it..
What tension, and after such a lovely scene at the beginning. The contrast
made it all so much more vivid. And then it all ends with suspense. A big
red flash! You are wicked!
This is a fabulous chapter, starting with the shy moment and doubts,
then on to the most romantic scene on horseback ever. Then later, we
have a true bond starting, and all written beautifully. A pleasure to
read. Thanks.
Uzzi's standing up for his mate, I like it. It may not be the best thing or it
might be. It's nice to see he's got a backbone though....and what's going on
downstairs?
Of course we knew the confrontation was coming. The big guns from
accross the sea, and then the blonde barbie from hell,-she was a surprise.
Adrian's in big trouble, he's such a parasite. He knows he did wrong,
and he'll try to keep stringing Alexi along with his lies. I hope things
will work out with Joshua, he's such a good man, and just what Alexi
needs. But I see drama on the horizon...it won't likely be easy for
anyone.
So now we have a bit more information. Uzzi'el has interesting friends.
Amnesia and then dropped into a crisis. Poor angel?! I like the tension
and the way it's building up like a spring almost sprung.
Granger's special appeal is as a character who, even in tedious situations,
can rise above the ordinary man. Many great leaders are known for their
ability to triumph in conflict and adversity. Few do as well facing minor
or peripheral situations like the ones in this chapter. These kind are the
ones that can try the patience of a saint, and cause most people to lose
control, and act unwisely. Not George Grainger. It's no wonder that
he has so many admirers, and perhaps some enemies.
Envy breeds contempt.
The Crossing of the Equator detail was a joy to read, as is the whole story.
Thanks.
Things were bad before, and now they're even worse. I wonder where
this story will go next. Just now, it's hell, and I can't see anything but
misery ahead for LM. It's all so sad. Most people would be permanently
scarred from this. Such traumas change people, even if they recover, they
are never the same afterward.
What a trip! The different but basic distinction that humans and dolphins
have about approaching Earth: we focus on land masses, dolphins on
the oceans. I never have thought of it that way. Thanks for that, -and the
rest, of course.
I'm so glad you didn't blow up the Kookaburra. Greg Fowler is amazing,
setting up that deception. It'll raise Bridget's blood pressure a bit when
she finds out, especially after paying Gray so much for failure. Great
chapter.
I've been waiting for this for a while, -the last couple of chapters at least.
So Eric found out and has taken the news badly. Maybe he's right about
Ogre being the wrong man for Clay, but then who ever knows about the
future of a relationship? We can only wonder, and wait.
This is an amazing story. A wild ride through an emotional vortex.
And then you set us down calmly, like tornados sometimes strangely do,
-a little dinged up, but with hope of recovery.
Adrian's in trouble, or maybe not so much. Alexi may block the legal
action that his family may want to pursue, but it will probably mean
the end of their friendship either way. Just as well, because it's really
over anyway, and best get it done officially. There's too much pain
no matter what. This is a nice interlude, but hurry and bring Blue Eyes
back soon, before Alexi loses his muse.