The Wardroom 2. Bridgemont

I've re-read both the Gunroom and the Wardroom and I am blown away by the gifted ability of Mark Arbour to tell a compelling tell of our charming, intelligent and randy Mr. Granger.

If you have read some of the later works in the Bridgemont Series but missed the first two, then you do not know how some of the most important characters came into George's life.  

These stories are too good to be missed.  Read and enjoy!

The Wardroom is the second Bridgemont tale of the series. Set in the time of the French Revolution, it is a very dangerous time for those of the Royal Navy.  George is rapidly leaving his adolescence behind and becoming a young man assuming the responsibilities and duties expected of him as an aristocrat.  He does so with both courage and compassion.  His adventures are even greater in this second  masterfully written story. His randy nature, however, is not suppressed in the least.  Mark Arbour is an author who values research to create an authentic story with great historical details subtly included.  A very compelling read! 

The second book in the Bridgemont saga is equal or maybe even better than the first.  We get to see Granger's continued growth and his coming truly into his own.  It is full of battles, and not just those between ships.  Mark has done a marvelous job of weaving real history into this story.  

The writing and pacing continue to be excellent.  The characters are vibrant and so well developed.  I love how the secondary characters or even those we just get glimpses of are so fully drawn.  You truly feel that you are a part of this story.

Great tale, excellent development of characters, especially Granger.  Easily a 5***** read. 

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.