lthrchopper
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Chapter 1: Outward Bound
lthrchopper commented on Topher Lydon's story chapter in Chapter 1: Outward Bound
I grew up in the 60s reading C.S. Forrester’s Hornblower books. I’m also now hooked on your latest ( although, if I’m honest) I am with all your stories! -
Chapter 10: The All Is Lost Moment
lthrchopper commented on Topher Lydon's story chapter in Chapter 10: The All Is Lost Moment
That would explain the ghastly Farage’s ability to conceal his corruption. A wonderful addition to the plot! -
Epilogue: The Lion's Share
lthrchopper commented on Topher Lydon's story chapter in Epilogue: The Lion's Share
Golly - that left my heart thumping. And it explains a lot of what came after. Thank you -
Same reaction here as Cane23. I wish that there were more Lord Haskals to serve as fathers and role models today
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Very satisfying conclusion. Thank you. Your postings are the bright spots in my morning’s 😀
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It’s a bit unfair landing the poor demon baby with a name like Cecil. Guarantees attempts to bully him down the line and if he responds demonically, there will be Hell to pay in Leamington Spa schools!
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Love the alternative history aspect and would never have guessed this is your first venture in this genre. Looking toward to book 2
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Then you have a treat in store!
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Fun to write, fun to read, everyone is happy 😀
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Oh, the idea of a certification process to ensure phoenix feathers are ethically sourced - a wonderful combination of local bureaucracy meeting The Ministry of Magic. Not to mention undead being classified as a protected disability. Bliss…
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Perfect ending to a beautiful story. Reading it o a train I got odd looks because I was smiling so much
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Perfect ending to a beautiful story. Reading it o a train I got odd looks because I was smiling so much
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Could this lead to D (a nasty piece of work) getting his come-uppance? No sympathy for him if his soul ends up in Ellis’s collection!
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I love your lyrical poetic use of language (like Dylan Thomas’s Under Milk Wood) as well as the plot and characters. I look forward to every chapter
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Modified Cub clearly speaks for a lot of us!
