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Touching, the lengths George would venture to protect his beloved Calvert. Even at his own peril. Brilliant, Mark.
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It would seem that Carter has no memory of the inebriated liaison. Jeremy's hysteria over betraying his dead husband, pales in the face of his lack of remorse for taking advantage of Carter. Red flags? Much? Not to mention an HR nightmare. Sorry, old habits and all. -
It's not always about you Mark.😘
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Lovely. Endearing characters. Great series potential here.
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It's both a talent and a gift, for an author to stimulate and involve their reader to the degree they lose themselves in that authors creation. A little moisture in the eye along with a sappy smile, left me wanting more. Bring it!
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" This chapter made me sad on too many levels" felt the same, sadness along with disappointment in a family of characters you have grown so close to. A true testament to the quality and artistry of their creator. Mark, as always thank you
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No doubt Jim will get a heads up. Unfortunate though, that Jay's didn't warrant that same consideration. Still astonished at the lack of blowback on Bradley. That they all knew, and yet reacted so coldly when Jay's, however cluelessly late realization exploded in their faces. Brad's concealment, and Jay's dramatic reaction could have far reaching consequences. What, if any consequences will the golden child suffer?
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With all of Wills outrage over unjust criticism and not being held on high by all for his brutality. Grandmaman's, unanswered question as to the consequences of wills violence within the sacred walls of Escorial still remain so.
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With all of Wills outrage over unjust criticism and not being held on high by all for his brutality. Grandmaman's, unanswered question as to the consequences of wills violence within the sacred walls of Escorial still remain so.
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Literally feeling each other out. Just enjoying the process.
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Inroads, indeed. Caution, detour ahead.
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Will we be seeing not only a new first name but a second as well? A second heir to the Crampton construction fortune? Jay's Crampton. While some feel some kind of pent up release from Will's physical attack on Jay's. Will it not only feed into his sense of betrayal, by pretty much all of those who he once thought of as family?
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Tyrannical at best. Carter's aim needs to lower considerably.🤨
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Hmrpf!? Hmrpf!?
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The End? Hope not.
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This genre is not an emediate choice of mine. However, I enjoyed this authors creativity along with an ability to endear these characters to this reader. This SA's time and effort is greatly appreciated.
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I initially questioned continuing, then I was at the end. WTH!?
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Beautifully written. This writer covers you with a dark shroud of sadness, heartbreak and empathy. Held tight in it's grasp until the final surrender.
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This information was the " a ha!" moment in JJ's psyche. The answer to all his insecurities, doubts and feelings of not fitting in. What am I missing here? Anyone? This information is decades in coming, and they all knew. The families response at JJ's reaction seems to lend credence to JJ's worst fears. What was JJ to say? Pass the spuds Pops? Seriously, what have I got wrong?
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Hauntingly articulate. Beautiful in His heartbreak. Honest in His resignation. Familiar
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Playful, sweet, endearing. Hot AF! Lovely, thank you
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