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The Lord's Tale (2000)

by Sue Brown(Favorite Author)

3.63 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Fitzwarren Inheritance

review 1: Definitely the weakest of the three, which kind of sucks since it's the climax and finale. Worth reading to find out how it all ends, but Phil and Lee make the weakest couple and, honestly, are the characters I liked least. We see a lot of Mark and Jack, Daniel and Sean in this, and I think I like Daniel even more in this one than in his own story. That may just be because I have a thing for the strong silent types, though. If anything, it seems like the secondary characters steal the show. The three couples are somewhat funny when they all get together, but they overpower the story of Phil and Lee.I think my main problem with this story is that I don't buy Lee and Phil as a couple. There is not as much give and take in their relationship, and I find it hard to believe tha... moret such similar, and therefore clashing, personalities would make a good couple. They declare love within days of meeting each other, and since their personalities really didn't match, it's even more obvious that they're just together because of the curse. It feels a lot like the "fated mates" thing you find in a lot of shifter romance, which just irritates the heck out of me.If you've read the first two, you definitely have to read this one for the sense of closure, but don't expect a great story, particularly believable romance or well-rounded characters.
review 2: I think I waited too long between books, I couldn't remember who was who and getting confused with all the characters. Lee didn't really ring true to me, he seemed awfully mature and setteled for 22 in spite of living at home with his family. It was pretty insta-love but I guess with it being such a short story there wasn't much time for build up. Phil was a bit focused on whole top/bottom thing than was necessary and I wonder what it says about the implied underpinnings of his disccomfort with being the "bottom" less

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