Miles Long
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This is where I wish I knew more about the physics of sailing, but despite my nautical ignorance I was complete engrossed in the battle. Thanks.
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Who would have thought that the eldest Granger brother would have more charming friends than Bertie? I guess in some cases opposite attract.
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I wonder if there are politicians/officers/aristocrats turning in their graves over the interesting spin Arbour has made of their lives. Thanks for the work.
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George is a great character because he does the right thing even if it's hard and he has the greatest adventures.
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Even with today's technological advances, people still can't get things done in 30 minutes .
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Darby seems lime a sweet boy, but I think his parents did him a disservice by isolating him so much. He seems a bit naïve.
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I'll miss Travers, but there is no war without sacrifice. Great work, thanks.
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Even though I knew this was coming I still find myself choked up over the loss of George's first love. Excellent handling of a difficult situation.
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One irritant down, just one reporter to eliminate and maybe George can have his peace back for a bit.
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No rest for Sir George. Great start.
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When 911 was finished, I was done with Matt and a tiny bit annoyed with the author for creating another broken Hayes boy. Now that I have finished Flux and taken some time to ruminate, I happily type that Matt (and the author we will refer to as Mark Arbour) have been completely redeemed. While Flux offers us so much more in terms of character growth from the likes of Brad and Will, it is the reunion of Wade and Matt that really sparkles most brightly IMHO. Flux is a brilliant title as this story really manifests that concept of continuous flow. Thank you to the team who worked so diligently to pull this together. I eagerly await the next story in the saga.
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Like the books preceding this I found HMSB to be a great story to get lost in for a little while. Being so much longer it left a lot of ties open to be picked up on in the following books making Bridgemont an addictive series. Thank you for this creative take on history.
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How can it be over so soon? Sir George has a lovely ring to it and having Granger knighted was a great way to end the story.
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Davina is trouble, and creepy too.
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I didn't realize that admirals could just override their orders and go home in times of war . It's much safer that way.
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Granger's good karma has saved him yet again.
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Sometimes the cost of good fortune can be taxing, but life's unfairness rewards us as often as it punishes us. While I'm sad that the love George has for Travers has waned, I'm not surprised given how young they both were.
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Granger left Spain with all kinds of gifts.
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George's restlessness drives him to do great things.
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George is such a soft touch sometimes.
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Order of crow for the Bey of Oran please.
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The thought of the sharks is one of the most gruesome images in this whole series. Excellent story telling, thank you.
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Instead of Mann, Granger is dangled in front of the French. Wonderful work, thanks.
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Granger makes the right enemies, rescues the right people, he is made of good luck.
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How is it that Granger is not only lucky in love but lucky in finding open spaces to express that love in?
