Carter's Army 1. Carter Saga Carter

A lovely story. I'm glad that it has found its way here, and I it was a  pleasure to re-read it after first encountering it on crvboy. I hope it will reach the larger audience it deserves.

While it is a typical high school romance, it is the beginning of a series of stories following Will Carter over 10 years.  It sets the stage with interesting characters.  Definitely worth a read.

This reads as good second time around.  I highly recommend the book, and the series.  Characters are well-rounded, the storyline is great and it’s very well-written.  A perfect bing read.  

Characters ranging from delightful and touching to those that one might enjoy pummeling, each well developed. Best of all is the journey the reader is taken on while enjoying this gem of a story.

Great story with engaging characters, I'm looking forward to book 2. I found the pacing perfect and it's a generally upbeat (I hope that continues)

It's very rare that I can confidently recommend a story that checks all the boxes, and I had zero hesitation doing it for this, the first in the Carter Saga series. This one has so many memorable characters, it's challenging to choose a favorite. I've picked mine, so read and find yours!

Carter’s Army is a brilliant opening novel to a multi-novel series. The characters are well-developed and the story line engaging. Add to that the fact that the author responds to comments and engages the readers outside of the story and you have a winner.

This is a must-read.

Carter's Army is a fun read with enjoyable characters. At a superficial level, it's a standard high school gay romance, but it's much better than that. The characters are entertaining and there are a lot of fun moments as the two main characters dance around each other. There are some dark times, too, but not enough to drag the reader away from a light-hearted tone.

A few of the chapters are, to me, too short, but since the story is complete, that's a minor quibble. The main complaint would be a few editorial issues with punctuation and typos, but for me, at least, they can be easily overlooked.