The French Letter
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Comment from Sandra Stoner-Mitchell
I've decided to destroy my stamp collection and the envelopes, they look quite sinister now!!! Poor Charles, he really has done it now. How on earth can he get Helen to marry him under false pretences? Would it be an instant divorce if she ever found out? But even before he has to worry about that, he has to get back into her good books, hurting her the way he did will make for a really difficult task. Have I told you before ... I don't like Jeanne? LOL. Well done, Tony, another great chapter. :) Sandra xx
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I've decided to destroy my stamp collection and the envelopes, they look quite sinister now!!! Poor Charles, he really has done it now. How on earth can he get Helen to marry him under false pretences? Would it be an instant divorce if she ever found out? But even before he has to worry about that, he has to get back into her good books, hurting her the way he did will make for a really difficult task. Have I told you before ... I don't like Jeanne? LOL. Well done, Tony, another great chapter. :) Sandra xx
Comment Written 12-May-2019
reply by the author on 12-May-2019
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Good to hear from you, Sandra. Thanks very much for the review and the six stars. I appreciate your supportive comments. Charles just seems to keep on digging himself in deeper! All the best, Tony
Comment from WryWriter
Wow! An exciting chapter. Why is it that women think it's okay to throw stuff at men? Never figured that one out. Anyway, this is a super write and I only have one question/suggestion for your consideration:
We specifically asked you not to tell Miss Culverson anything about our plans as((at)) this stage.
Enjoyed very much!!
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Wow! An exciting chapter. Why is it that women think it's okay to throw stuff at men? Never figured that one out. Anyway, this is a super write and I only have one question/suggestion for your consideration:
We specifically asked you not to tell Miss Culverson anything about our plans as((at)) this stage.
Enjoyed very much!!
Comment Written 12-May-2019
reply by the author on 12-May-2019
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Good to hear from you, WryWriter. Thanks very much for your review and sharp eye. I appreciate your supportive comments. All the best, Tony
Comment from lyenochka
Another exciting chapter, Tony! Poor Charles really needs to avoid making such assumptions as to who might have a "gun" at his back. I think Mme Durand has some other secret she's trying to hide. I wouldn't believe her.
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Another exciting chapter, Tony! Poor Charles really needs to avoid making such assumptions as to who might have a "gun" at his back. I think Mme Durand has some other secret she's trying to hide. I wouldn't believe her.
Comment Written 12-May-2019
reply by the author on 12-May-2019
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Good to hear from you, Helen. Thanks very much for your review and the six stars. I appreciate your comments. All the best, Tony
Comment from Tootsie55
Still no SIXES till this arvo. Another good chapter. More twists and turns. Plot still thickening. They really have Charles in a bind huh! Well done, no spags.
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Still no SIXES till this arvo. Another good chapter. More twists and turns. Plot still thickening. They really have Charles in a bind huh! Well done, no spags.
Comment Written 11-May-2019
reply by the author on 12-May-2019
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Kind of you to drop by and review this chapter, Louise. I appreciate your suggestion that it is worth a sixth star. All the best, Tony
Comment from damommy
Here Charles was thinking Helen was playing a trick with a toothbrush. What a scary moment for him. Madame was right, though, that he should have realized a modern gun wouldn't have gone off like that, but that would be small consolation if it had hit him. They're certainly asking a lot of him telling him to marry Helen. I hope he doesn't do that. If Helen and Madam have a relationship, that's on their shoulders.
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Here Charles was thinking Helen was playing a trick with a toothbrush. What a scary moment for him. Madame was right, though, that he should have realized a modern gun wouldn't have gone off like that, but that would be small consolation if it had hit him. They're certainly asking a lot of him telling him to marry Helen. I hope he doesn't do that. If Helen and Madam have a relationship, that's on their shoulders.
Comment Written 11-May-2019
reply by the author on 11-May-2019
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Thanks for your comments, Yvonne. They are always useful. Knowing how readers are reacting to various characters helps me to determine what does or does not happen to them. All the best. Tony.
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Thank you, Tony. Your chapters are always exciting, and there's never anything to point out that needs improving.
Comment from Bill Pinder
That is a very well written and interesting chapter in your book. The agent in training certainly had a rough day for several reasons. I like the pace of the action and the unexpected events. I appreciate how you ended the chapter on an unexpected note. Bill
reply by the author on 11-May-2019
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That is a very well written and interesting chapter in your book. The agent in training certainly had a rough day for several reasons. I like the pace of the action and the unexpected events. I appreciate how you ended the chapter on an unexpected note. Bill
Comment Written 11-May-2019
reply by the author on 11-May-2019
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Thanks, Bill. I appreciate your comments and the six stars. All the best, Tony.
Comment from royowen
Wow, the thought of going to Hindu Kush with evidence of a capital offence seems a bit mucj, but that's the way it is I suppose. The character of Charles Brandon really is a naive one. A clever plot Tony, well thought out and quite complex, well done, blessings, Roy
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Wow, the thought of going to Hindu Kush with evidence of a capital offence seems a bit mucj, but that's the way it is I suppose. The character of Charles Brandon really is a naive one. A clever plot Tony, well thought out and quite complex, well done, blessings, Roy
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Comment Written 11-May-2019
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Thanks, Roy . I appreciate your comments. All the best, Tony
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Most welcome
Comment from barbara.wilkey
Sorry, no sixes left. Poor Charles, he does have problems with women. Some of it he brings on himself. LOL So, do I take it he's going to marry Helen. That should be interesting, especially since she's furious with him. LOL And of course the journal.
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Sorry, no sixes left. Poor Charles, he does have problems with women. Some of it he brings on himself. LOL So, do I take it he's going to marry Helen. That should be interesting, especially since she's furious with him. LOL And of course the journal.
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Comment Written 11-May-2019
reply by the author on 11-May-2019
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Thanks, Barbara . I appreciate your comments and the suggestion that this is worth six stars. All the best, Tony.
