Another 5***** part of a really great series. I have always enjoyed the on-going story, even if not always a fan of the hero, but this is a very good read. The story in Mexico is well-set and our heroes have a roller coaster ride.
A must!
Will is the man 👨!!!
great work, again mr A. Thank you so much. The depth you have created in your characters is, for me, the best of your writing, you should give classes!!!!
Not many of us got a second, or third chance to reconnect. This is a lovely, lovely story. I adore huge sagas a la Mark Arbour or Carlos H but this story shows great things really can come in small packages, and are the better for that.
As Carlos says in a succinct comment: Read it. I did and so must you.
“Bimbo”???? Tut tut. BTW originally a bimbo was a rich, useless GUY in the 1920’s (I’m listening to PG Wodehouse audio books). Perhaps time to abandon the word…..
Forgive me. The story continues beautifully but the word jarred.
Really, really good. What a gap year Will is having! As ever, for me, although the “events” of the story are great, I love even more the way mr A develops the emotional growth, or not (!) of his characters.
5*****
What a nice treat, Mr A. I’ve been laid low with Covid for a week and have reread all of the Granger series, finishing a moment ago. About to turn off the light and see a sole notification….
many thanks and congratulations for being a really great writer. Regards from Spain 🇪🇸
A great god of British cycling has just opened up in newspapers today of the decades-long effects of being groomed at 13 by a coach. I was being groomed by my seminary morals (yes, ironic) prof but escaped and buried it for years. Kids, like adults, can lie but we must be open to their truth.
The way you have dealt with this for Loren is very well done. Thank you.
I loath American football as much as Loren and have zero interest in “social influencers”…. And yet I am totally glued to this story (and the comments!). The reason? Your wonderful skill at writing. The language is exquisite, the characters engaging, and a great storyline.
thank you Mrs G
ps. I think a certain person is a little bitter and twisted, no names but are editors normally so cruel???
Pps you are both wonderful
Another strong book in the series. Will-lovers will love it, of course, but we also see how much it costs to be a poor man’s son entering the world of the super rich.
a great installment!!
Although 12 years old, this excellent tale is timeless. Beautifully written, it follows the story of Isaac from despair to allowing hope to break through.
one of the best books I have read on this site.
A 5***** story
What a find! This is great writing. I have worked with abuse survivors and been an icu pastor. The technical side is perfectly written and the emotional side seriously good.
There is a Cussler novel based on the invasion of Ukraine written a decade ago. I thought it a bit far-fetched but now mr Cussler, you got it right on target. 🇺🇦 🇺🇦
I must agree with you, v well-written but by coincidence, or not, I remembered a guy I had a weird relationship with at Oxford 40 yrs ago (strange no). Looked him up on web I have just found that yrs later at 71 he was sentenced to 5 yrs for child abuse. Feeling numb but as I was taught yrs ago before working with adult survivors, NEVER disbelieve what you might hear. Horrors happen. Thank you for a great post. 🤗