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I'm glad they're there together.
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Lol. Yeah. It ended at the beginning.
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Just call him already!
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Thank you for a super chapter. I really like these guys.
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They will definitely feel long.
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A lovely chapter. Brad and Tony are so going to hit it off. 😃
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Bringing up a puppy and a child is a big job, but so worth it. I'm really enjoying the father son dynamic.
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Having read Boss Nanny, I was delighted to see this sequel. Jay's Loelife is a tale that weaves together the lives of two men in love. At times tender, at times tough, these two fit like a hand in a glove, although it does not come without its challenges. The development of the characters is superbly crafted and the readers feel as though they really know these men. The plot is well-paced and at the end of each chapter, cliff-hanger or not, we are left wanting more. Mrs Gnomie never fails to provide entertainment, some deep reflection at times and the sense that we too are part of the action. A jolly good read.
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You are lucky to have one. 👍
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Thank you for another great chapter. I'm glad that fhe meeting with Cassiel went well I rhink he and Elijah are going to have a good working relationship. I'm looking forward to seeing how the knowledge that Kage was not his soul-mate despite the depth of their devotion, plays out in Elijah's life. A little bit of Kage will always be with him. Hopefully he and Tyler both meet their soul mates. Interesting that Elijah feels like he is going home. Perhaps this will be true I more ways than one.
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Yep, they are. They will rely on each other as they have done for years. This is a great friendship.
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Apart is a short piece of work showcasing a slice in the lives of 2 very different men thrown together in a national crisis. As quietly as it starts, it ends, although the story certainly does not end. We are left wanting to know more, which is testament to the skill of the author. Jase and Ted are forced by circumstance to reflect on their life choices and how they will respond to the crisis. A well written, interesting tale.
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Chapter 29: Mountain March
Doha commented on astone2292's story chapter in Chapter 29: Mountain March
Thank you for another super chapter.organisatoons like the monastery need support. They quietly get on with the business of making society richer, often unseen. I'm glad The NYSP will support them further. A lot of training is going to be happening in the next couple of months and I hope Vince will be ready. -
Chapter 29: Mountain March
Doha commented on astone2292's story chapter in Chapter 29: Mountain March
Hmm. Good point. If he is stronger as a hybrid, and can get his speed "up to speed" he could have a winning combination 😉 -
Chapter 29: Mountain March
Doha commented on astone2292's story chapter in Chapter 29: Mountain March
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Chapter 29: Mountain March
Doha commented on astone2292's story chapter in Chapter 29: Mountain March
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The second book in the Bridgemont Series, the Wardroom sees the continuation of George Granger's growth as a naval officer. It is a riveting tale of courage in adversity with hotspots of sex, romance and love. A page turner for sure.
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I enjoy the Bridgemont series immensely and George Granger remains my favorite GA character. I can imagine how nervous Anson would be with someone twice his age, a peer of the realm and his captain. George is very well placed to guide Anson, even out of the Navy, if that is what he wants.
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The Gunroom introduces us to George Granger, son of the Earl of Bridgemont and a young junior officer in the Royal Navy. George is arguably the greatest single character to be found on the Gay Authors website. He is a man of integrity, who from a young age chooses the honorable course in all his actions. This is a tale that gives us insight into the lives of sailors, the workings of the Royal Navy and of an empire being formed. A wonderful read, brilliantly written.
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The Consequences of Violence
Doha commented on Mawgrim's story chapter in The Consequences of Violence
Well put. One an idle philandering of unsound mind. The other a very quiet, shy man, but one who had the nation in his heart and was the heart of the nation. -
I do hope that Elijah is not being naive and that he has an escape plan. He may need it. Tyler is a great friend and Papi is onto them.
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The Consequences of Violence
Doha commented on Mawgrim's story chapter in The Consequences of Violence
I like the idea of a reformed Hortaimin, I just don't think a leopard changes its spots easily. -
Yes, she is going to give me a heart attack soon.
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