Annie happens to be a native of Charleston that is known for its classical beauty. However, Will McLean is not quite sure of himself as he runs a healthy yet uncertain romantic affair with Annie Kate Gervais. Will McLean irritates the group of conservative roommates he has with his daring questions based on the escalating Vietnam War. When he is asked to serve as the mentor of the black student that the school has admitted for the first time, Will McLean gets drawn into a severe form of racial politics as well as threat of violence that are the fundamental elements of the Institute and although are apparently invisible to people, yet exist just underneath the Institute’s surface. Although military prowess is appreciated, encouraged, and liked in the school, yet athletics are belittled in the school. He plays the game of basketball for the school. It so happens because of the spread of a rumor that The Ten, which is a secret organization might be attempting to get the lack student who has been admitted into the college off the campus. A senior on the honor court of the cadets, Will McLean is assigned the responsibility to keep an eye on the first black cadet who gets the admission into the college. The venerable Charleston based Carolina Military Institute provides the scene and the time is the fall of the year 1966. 14 December Book Review: The Lords of Discipline The Lords of Discipline novel is based on several themes that include but are not limited to brotherhood, coming of age, betrayal, and a man’s attempts to falsify the code of honor of his own.

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