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File Size: 1200 KB
Print Length: 211 pages
Publisher: Loveswept (October 3, 2017)
Publication Date: October 3, 2017
Sold by: Random House LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B01MZ7SF83
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Well, wow. I loved this book so completely that I'm not even sure how to start reviewing it.First - we knew, didn't we, that Mark's book would be great. Second - Pen. Pen is everything I'd hoped for but also so much more. He is that perfect mix of arrogant and terribly fragile; he is fierce and beautiful and terrified. He's a wild and untamed thing. KJ Charles’ eloquent, poignant portrayal of Pen's gender-queer identity hit me like a literal blow to the chest. I know this is something a lot of people are working their way through right now. In my own case, people close to me have children who are struggling for acceptance as they are. Seeing this struggle put into writing - how completely assured Pen was of his identity, how wrong he felt when forced into a societal gender role - really brought it all home. I won’t lie, there were more than a few spots in this book where I had to break out the tissues.More than any other book in this series, the two leads had to work through some serious hurdles to get to their happy ending. For starters, Pen had some justifiable anger at Mark that they needed to get through. But aside from that - there were more external barriers, such as Pen’s status as a peer, his rather protective sister, and of course the villains out fouling things up for all our characters in this series.I would gladly stay in the Sins of the Cities world and spend more time with all these characters - there are so many more stories I’d like to hear. I hope KJ Charles indulges us with a novella or two at some point. In the meantime, An Unsuitable Heir was a satisfying conclusion to one of my absolute favorite series.**I received a free ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an unbiased review of this book.**
This book was a fabulous conclusion to the over-arching mystery that took place over the course of this trilogy. However, it was almost a shame that this book had to take place at the end. IÂ think it can be read as a stand-alone, because what makes this book so important isn't the conclusion of the mystery, but the characters it focuses on.Hints about Pen and Mark were already revealed in the previous books, so this isn't spoiler territory. Mark is a disabled character, born with only one arm. Pen is genderqueer, with fluid body dysmorphia that forces him to adapt to either masculine or feminine traits as he feels most comfortable (the character uses male pronouns in the text). In addition, Mark is pretty obviously pansexual, and his desire for Pen never waivers regardless of how Pen feels that day or even moment to moment.The plot of this trilogy was fantastic, and all loose ends were tied up with satisfying conclusion. But it was the characters in all of these books who I came to care for the most. I'd especially love to see the further adventures of Braglewicz & Lazarus: Private Enquiry Agents, especially if it mean that I got more Nathaniel and Pen (and Greta!) out of the bargain.I highly recommend this series, especially as vacation reading when you want three novels back-to-back that are perfect for losing yourself in.
Well, I'm giving this 4 stars because it was it was an enjoyable read overall, but I was disappointed that the romance element was overshadowed by the mystery.Pen is an unusual character and the book necessarily contains quite a few conversations between Pen and Mark about Pen's gender fluidity, which makes Pen's aversion to an earldom believable. He is thrilled and relieved to find someone who accepts him completely, while Mark finds Pen physically gorgeous. My problem was that the period of time they spend getting to know each other and falling in love is skimmed over, largely occurring off the page, because there's so much suspense plot to fit in. Pen and Mark declare their love quickly (in page time, anyway) are forced apart by circumstances, and then reunited in the face of danger. By the end of the book I could see that Mark and Pen were sexually compatible but I didn't really know why else they loved each other. Their frequent declarations of love failed to convince me.Having said that, I did enjoy the suspense elements of the story, and the mystery has a satisfying conclusion. Justin Lazarus (my favourite character in the series) makes an appearance and outshines everyone else. One thing I noticed in this book that I was not aware of in the previous instalments was language that often felt too modern for the times. This dragged me out of the story on quite a few occasions.For anyone new to this series I would recommend just reading Book 2 if the romance is your primary interest, as it is by far the best of the three in that regard. Pen and Mark's relationship is just one element of an entertaining Victorian sensation tale, but it is not particularly moving or memorable in itself.
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