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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....
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Thank you, Mark! I loved this book and look forward to reading your next....Bravo!!!
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This apple does not fall far from this particular family tree...
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Three cheers for the good doctor....Your writing continues to surpass itself...
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Skillfully written....Intriguing and satisfying...Great chapter!
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What a hero! Solid, ingenious, brave and compassionate. I hope that George gets some time to rest physically, mentally and emotionally before the next adventure.
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Exhilarating!! Great chapter!
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So happy to see Sir Evelyn back in the story. He reminds me of a mentor of mine in his described stature and dialogue. While I did not have sex with my mentor, a former sailor and a wrestler, there was a masculine attractiveness about him that brought me joy when in his presence. I'm really enjoying the exploits of our Captain, his trysts and adventures. Well done. I'm two months into Gay Authors.com and so glad I found your works. I am hooked on your writing.
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Huzzah! Hurray for George! Great chapter and ending. I'm looking forward to the next adventure.
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Once again, i am thoroughly enthralled and enjoying the adventures, loves and fortunes of George Granger! Thank you for an excellent chapter!
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I like that....
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The 'HMS Buggery'🔥...has such a nice ring to it...perfect for a subtitle😂
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Great chapter...full of developments...
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As a kid from Indianapolis, i was intrigued by your story. The references to places I knew from my youth were exciting and realistic. I even traveled to parts of Michigan including Holland, Michigan. I left Indy to attend college and never lived there again. I still have family there and it is a much different place. Like you I have traveled and had many experiences including finding the love of a man. We have been together almost 30 years. Thanks for your story and I am looking forward to reading your other works.
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I had fretted over the thought of the end of the story of Jamie and William. You, dear sir, have written a beautiful ending that speaks volumes of a good life and the riches of love. Thank you for this tale, and all the men involved in its telling. I feel enriched and nourished for having read your beautiful writings.
