Zach needs to find a bit more balance; I respect a healthy drive for excellence and Will is a great anchor but Zach could use a boat and maybe a few sails.
BRAD + CAM = YIPEE! Mark Arbour please make Matt cool with this.
One can only kick a person so many times before that person no longer fears the boot. It's disgraceful that those with so much begrudge those with so little basic needs. It's even more disgraceful that this behavior still plagues us today...Did you hear that crash? That was me falling off my soap box.
The Wilcox's again...they are like dung in the crevices of running shoes...just when you think you have it all cleaned up, you find another little bit.
Cavendish is a true gem. It is unfortunate that he cannot travel with Granger on this voyage. Arthur is a really awful choice to replace Bertie for a million other reasons than just his instability. As usual great work, thanks
As much as I understand George's ire, I hope that he and Caroline can resolve the divide between them. I don't know why she did what she did but I know she had to have had a reason. Great chapter, great story, great series...so much greatness.
The greatness in this story is that George starts on a high and unlike the other books in the tale he ends on a relative low, no great promotion, just resolution to the crap he was splattered with upon his return home. This is truly an excellent series and anyone who hasn't read it is big time missing out! Thanks Mark Arbour and team.
This is possibly the most disturbing chapter in the whole series. It's not a bad thing but I admit that I dreaded reading it again because it is such a dreadful situation for George.
Brad and Cam...I can see a there there. They both deserve a romantic break, so I look forward to more than just beer and pizza.
Everyone deserves a good birthday, and since Will has been shafted the last couple years with angst and then tragedy I'm glad to read that he about to hit the jackpot!
My gratitude for this chapter oddly does not curb my avarice for more...please and thank you.
While I am fond of Chartley, I think he is too serious for George. I'm glad he's there for him now, but will be glad when he resolves his issues with Cavendish. What's up with George being the object of desire with all his brother's friends?