I've been in love with the stories of the Musketeers since I was a kid and always looked up to their bravery and brotherhood.
Your writing style and attention to detail are amazing. As a veteran myself, a medical provider and officer, your portrayal of the camaraderie is spot on. Thank you for your service and thank you for these stories.

I know you wrote this story last year but
I've only just read it.I am sat here on a Saturday
afternoon feeling totally choked.I fond
Treville and Athos's conversation in the cemetery
incredibly touching and inspirational.
All told a wonderful story
(Sorry if this review has mistakes,my iPad is playing up)

Well you have me in tears. Thank you for a wonderful story.

This was heartbreaking and inspiring and I hope it had the desired effect on Athos.

There is a lot of healing required both physical and emotional.

Glad to see Porthos awake and coherent. Heart is breaking for Athos.

How lovely to hear Treville talking to the boys. He certainly is fond of them.

Now I am crying. This is so emotional. Please let Athos survive.

I love the historical detail. Congratulations on the excellent research. But now I am panicking about Athos.

Athos and Porthos need a miracle but the others won't let their brothers slip away. Nice vivid details in this chapter.

Athos is a one man army! Delighted that help has arrived. Please don't let it be too late for Athos.

Help is on the way but I fear for Athos. He is too brave for his own good!

I was shivering along with Aramis and d'artagnan. Thank heavens they found help and horses. They need to hurry. Athos and the others can't hold out much longer.

You are right this is a slow strangulation and it is taking Athos apart piece by bloody piece.

Poor Athos. There seems to be no way out for them.