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There’s a thought. Poor Travis.
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Travis is a loner, and he’s determined to handle this on his own. He also wants to prove that he can. So all of the smart moves, like hiding at Escorial, aren’t going to satisfy him.
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Some things to consider: 1. Granger loves the navy and the sea, so I cannot see him deciding to be a stay-at-home earl. 😀 2. I don't think that being on the Privy Council will restrict his activities at all. This was a different era, and it is inconceivable that a gentleman and an aristocrat like George would be tortured for information, even by a more cutthroat leader like Napoleon. 3. If you think of the timeline here, we are almost up to the Peace of Amiens, which is what the next book will focus on. Right now it's a boring time, more or less, on the high seas, and a good time for Granger to put his home affairs in order.
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Faces for Mark's Stories
Mark Arbour replied to methodwriter85's topic in Mark Arbour Fan Club's Topics
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Faces for Mark's Stories
Mark Arbour replied to methodwriter85's topic in Mark Arbour Fan Club's Topics
Uma Thurman as pictured here works really well. -
June 27, 1801 Chesterfield Street London Granger’s carriage stopped smartly in front of Beau Brummel’s home, the second time it had been there that morning. The first occurrence was to drop Daventry off, and now this second appearance was to deliver Granger to this address. Granger was not surprised to see a considerable number of people there, as attending Brummell’s ‘levee’ was almost as popular as attending that of the Prince of Wales. Granger alit from the vehi
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March 20, 2004 Maui, HI Will Travis and I finished lugging our boards up the hill, and as soon as we passed through the gate into the yard, his tension level soared. It was the same thing that happened to him every day we got back here, ever since he’d found out about his father’s financial struggles. It was like the only times he could relax and let himself go were when he was surfing or fucking. Of course, I was more than willing to help him out with both of those acti
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I hate Applebee’s.
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They’ve been busy. 😃
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You can do that if being fat isn’t something that bothers you. 😃
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Interestingly enough, I wrote this in because I was feeling atheistic guilt for being as one dimensional as you referenced.
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Puberty. 😃
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I think he’s perceptive enough to read that Sergio wants him to take charge. If you visualize it, one negative comment from Sergio would have snapped Brad right into line and made him back off.
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A post I totally agree with! Wow!😃 You’re right about Brad hiring an investigator, but he’s a little wigged out right now.
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Thanks. I was going to try to explain that, but you did a much better job than i probably could have.
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I think this is one of the funniest reviews ever, if we truncate it like this. 🤣
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Who is Travis Buck's biological father?
Mark Arbour replied to Mark Arbour's topic in Mark Arbour Fan Club's Topics
Ryan Grafton's step father. Well now you ruined everything by disclosing my evil plan. -
Time for another poll!
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March 16, 2004 Maui, HI Will “I have not had this much fun surfing in a long time,” Dad said euphorically, as we paddled through the keyhole and toward the tent. “That’s because you’re a dork,” Scott Slater said. It was funny that he had been a little freaked out when he’d met Travis, but within fifteen minutes he was back to being his fun, playful self. I thought it was odd that Keenan didn’t come with him. Maybe they weren’t together anymore. I opted not to be a
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That was an epic post. Just epic. 💕
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I agree with you now. I wouldn’t have in 1980
