An Unsuitable Heir Book Reviews

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A wonderful, suspenseful, conclusion to this series.. An Unsuitable Heir is the 3rd book in the Sins of the City series and it brings the underlying story arc to a very satisfying conclusion. Book 1 in this series was a bit of a struggle for me but I loved book 2 and devoured book 3. Each of the first two books had satisfying conclusions for the couples featured in those stories but the mystery behind the series wasn't concluded until this book. While you could read An Unsuitable Heir without reading the first two – Ms. Charles does an excellent job of reminding us of what we need to know from the prior books – I think you might enjoy it more if you read the others first. And, if you haven't read the others yet you will have the wonderful experience of reading all three books straight through without having to wait in between like I did. 😊 Mark Braglewicz has been hunting for the missing heir to the earldom of Moreton and he finally finds him performing as a trapeze artist, along with his twin sister. Pen Starling wants nothing to do with being an Earl. After he and Mark make a romantic connection he wants to be left alone to live his life without the public scrutiny that would come with being an Earl. I loved this story and it kept me on the edge of my seat nearly the entire time I was reading it. I had no idea throughout this series who would end up being the bad guy. How it all played out in this book was just brilliant writing on the part of Ms. Charles. It was fun to get to visit again with characters from the first two stories and I loved how some of them were integral to the solving of the mystery. Sins of the Cities was a well-crafted trilogy and I will certainly be reading more books by K.J. Charles. A review copy was provided by the publisher via NetGalley but this did not influence my opinion or rating of the book. ***Reviewed for Xtreme-Delusions***

A lovely book, a lovely romance, and a very Victorian mystery.. If KJ Charles's Secret Casebook of Simon Feximal was like queer Sherlock Holmes, her Sins of the Cities trilogy (of which this book is the culmination) is like queer Dickens. While An Unsuitable Heir wasn't as tight as book two (An Unnatural Vice, which remains my favorite of the series), it nevertheless contains the complex characters, lush language, and immersive historical detail that characterize all of KJ Charles's work. There are moments of heartbreaking vulnerability between the two main characters; a running joke that pays off perfectly; and the satisfying wrap-up of the mystery that's driven all three books. I seriously didn't know how Ms. Charles was going to remove the obstacles facing our heroes, but she did it beautifully. A lovely book, a lovely romance, and a very Victorian mystery.

A lovely conclusion to a brilliant series. Gracefully handling gender fluidity and class distinctions in the age of nonsense, KJ Charles has given us a complete and engaging community borne through time and storylines. Each of the characters is believable, taking our emotions with them into realms of imagination. Superb!

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