An heir to
Camelot…Security. He was a rich boy with all that money could offer without a
care in the world.
Sex without
the complications was getting harder and harder to find for Fitz, but he still
stuck with it regardless. After all, why attach yourself to someone when nothing
lasted forever? This may have something to do with the fact that his birth
mother was killed when he was a little boy, and the scar on this side was a
constant reminder of that horrible night that still haunts him to this very
day. Alas, not a soul has been able to melt the heart of the Beast. The only
one who ever came close was his Bella, who always stood up for him growing up. It
was she that taught the frightened and lonely boy to trust and accept the
family that took him in. But can she every forgive him? A charming tale of
Beauty and the Beast.
I thought it
was sweet how Fitz and Bella held a torch for each other all these years, never
letting go and never letting anyone else in. Of course, things get more
difficult when family and friends enter the mix. Drama certainly abounds this
classic tale of romance.
The writing
was frank and witty, although a little lagging and complex at times. Constantly
shifting between past and present, story cleverly blends historic values and metaphors
in a contemporary setting. Fitz and his brothers are true knights in shining
armor—dedicated, valiant, and honorable. It’s surely a sappy story romance
fanatics would enjoy. Personally, I wish it would’ve been a little quicker.
Still, I
would like to hear more of The Brothers of Camelot.
My rating: 3 stars
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