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I loved both of them. Looking forward to more of Brian, Gordon, Toby et al.
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I love how regular these guys are. I can truly empathize with their journey individually and as a pair.
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Glad to have found GA this year. I have enjoyed the authors and their stories with rapt attention and joy. Since I am new and may not be aware, I would love to be able to return to a current story or chapter if I have to close my window. Does this amenity exist?
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Really enjoyed getting to know more about Russ. Appreciate that you've left the door open for more of his relationship with Brian, Gordon and Toby. I rather like the idea of a story about the threesome (foursome). Cheers!!
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Chosen family...Amen!!
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Epilogue: Christmas Day
CCinPS commented on Robert Hugill's story chapter in Epilogue: Christmas Day
What a great story!! Thank you for once again providing your readers with characters worth getting involved with and caring for. Having a man discover his true self and walking a mile in his shoes was meaningful and provided lots of self reflection as we watched him come to grips with his life. A very full life. Looking forward to the return of this group of men and their lives. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 -
Not an end but a beginning
CCinPS commented on Robert Hugill's story chapter in Not an end but a beginning
Thank you @Robert Hugill for an enjoyable story. The characters were endearing, funny, sexy and real people. I look forward to your continuing their story and the addition of new ones. Your style and grace comes through on the page. You are an excellent storyteller! -
A very interesting story and structure for telling it. You gave us enough info about the characters to make them engaging and compelling. I'm drawn into the ordinary but sinister nature of the story. There is more to be told in future installments.
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Mark, I so agree with Timothy M. that this is an intense story. From the setting (Paris) and Jack's first thoughts, I knew that this would be a story of emotion and truths. Truths that were discovered from pain and the ravages of living in and with war. You wisely chose love (yes, maybe even lust) to be the vehicle of salvation for both of these wounded men. Once again, the dialogue and characters were superb and they pulled me right in and along their journey. The need for sex was palpable and a natural progression for these two men. I wanted to reach out to them both and support them in their coupling of salvation. I too want more. More story, more of them. Thank you!
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Mark, thank you for this engaging story that hit me at my very core. My upbringing led me down a path of truth hiding because I was gay. It wasn't until I was 40 that I could actually identify who I was and still struggle with family over this issue. As a result, I have ensconced myself and my life in another part of the country and never let these two worlds collide. Not unusual, but I have never read about it until this story. Your sensitivity and insights have endeared your writing to me.
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Yes we have...lol
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Thank you for this sexy and engaging story. Who knew COVID could be so entertaining. I loved the variety of characters that reflected a variety of backgrounds and attitudes. The sexuality of the gay characters was not gratuitous and felt integral to the story. Thank you again!
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Very romantic and fitting that discovery led to angst and then to love. I felt the ending that is indicative of their future is written as it is...with hope but also realistic. Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed it.
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I am connecting with Robert's journey of discovery about his own identity and what he wants. Sure he uses Jay, but Jay is available and Paul is not...yet? Paul's unawareness is often typical of men who are comfortable with the sexiness but clueless as to who is affected by it. Or is he?
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I remember those furtive moments of exploration with several hot friends during my college years. ALWAYS lock the door LOL. I am enjoying this memorialization of the moments of your friend's life. I, too, lost friends to AIDS. It is good to remember them especially in lasting ways.
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Oh the angst... I'm looking forward to the next chapter.
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I am excited to begin this ninth chapter of this Bridgemont series. Mark is a great author whose characters leap to life off the pages. I intend to read his entire catalogue. Thanks, Mark!
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As a newbie to reading your writings, I am absolutely blown away by the emotional depths you have imbued your characters with in this chapter. We have been given a gift to be able to see inside the psyche and hearts of these men torn apart by love, hate, fear, etc. What a rollercoaster of emotions. Thank you!
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The plot thickens and I sense we will be engaging a Frog vessel or two very soon. Here's to George and his merry band....
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So glad I discovered this series. I am a devoted fan of George and, of you, the author. I thoroughly enjoy your writing and the relationship you have with your fans.
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Chapter 42: Final Chapter
CCinPS commented on Mark Arbour's story chapter in Chapter 42: Final Chapter
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I am speechless...as the shock wears off I must echo many of the comments made, but hold out that this storyline is for a good cause. I'll read on because I respect your writing. Thank you for this challenge to the senses.
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True this chapter has been a reckoning. Not only for the characters but the readers as well. Your instinct and beautiful writing leads us on such emotional highs. We were overdue for the lows of such a loss of Travers. I, too, have become so enraptured by each of these men that I can see them, get so involved with their moves, wants and desires. In true escapism, yes, I long for them. Thanks for reminding us of our humanity and for the world you have provided us to escape to. I am sure you will provide healing for us too.
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Wait till the Earl hears about this incident....
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George has arrived and things will never be the same. From previous books, I can tell this will be another great adventure. I cannot wait....
