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Danger in the air. Lovers on the brink. A Charm of Magpies, Book 3 With the justiciary understaffed, a series of horrifying occult murders to be investigated, and a young student who is flying-literally-off the rails, magical law enforcer Stephen Day is under increasing stress. And his relationship with his aristocratic lover, Lord Crane, is beginning to feel the strain. Crane chafes at the restrictions of England's laws, and there's a worrying development in the blood-and-sex bond he shares with Stephen. A development that makes a sensible man question if they should be together at all. When a thief strikes at the heart of Crane's home, a devastating loss brings his closest relationships into bitter conflict-especially his relationship with Stephen. And as old enemies, new enemies, and unexpected enemies paint the lovers into a corner, the pressure threatens to tear them apart. Warning: Contains hot-blooded sex, cold-blooded murder, sinister magical goings-on and a lot of swearing.
- Sales Rank: #852908 in Books
- Published on: 2015-02-10
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.50" h x .48" w x 5.51" l, .60 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 210 pages
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Great continuation of the Magpie Lord series
By T. Gray
4.5 stars - I love this series, and sometimes I get carried away when I go back and think of the Magpie Lord journey over the three books, and what’s transpired for poor overworked Stephen and his demanding, entitled, and sexily supportive Lord Crane, and what terrible things they have survived, including attacks by hair(!!!), killer giant rats, invading spirits, and a group of merciless warlocks that want nothing more than to rip the Magpie Lord’s power from Crane’s bones.
So how was book 3? Well, did you like book 1 and 2? Because if you did, then you’re going to like book 3. It’s a similar style and tone, still surprising with some shocking turns (as the villains are very villainy!!), similar wit and sexy banter between Stephen and Crane as they push-pull each other about their relationship, about keeping secrets, and about whether committing to each other is what’s best for them, especially since being gay is still illegal in Victorian England. (But even with the fear of the Law or blackmail, these two can’t stay away from each other, thankfully for us hungry readers.) Also, like in past books, you will find some more hot sexy times as Stephen leaves his obligations outside the bedroom, and willingly surrenders control to his Lord.
Have you not read book 1 or 2 yet? *Then don’t start here.* It would be a crime against your possible reading pleasure to jump in at this point. What I would recommend is to go try book 1, especially if you’re a fan of historicals and paranormal, since Charles’ world is a mix of dangerous magic and Victorian morals, with a grateful dash of face-punching, thanks to always-good-back-up manservant Merrick and the not-really-all-that-noble Crane.
Was it a perfect read? No. There’s one development where I shared Stephen’s shock, and it felt less organic than other parts of the series. As a reader, I didn’t “buy it,” and it did feel like a convenient move to comfortably pair other characters off. But even with that point, it was still easy to be carried along with the story’s quick pace and plot.
How do I feel about the series overall? I think it’s a stellar trilogy, and if there are no more novels, I think it is reads great as is, and any reader who has enjoyed the ride thus far with Stephen and Crane should feel good about the ending these two so much deserve after all that they have survived.
What’s next? There actually IS a new Magpie story coming in early 2015, but it’s labeled A Charm of Magpies 2.5, so is set technically before this volume. Also, early next year, there is Jackdaw, which is a related book that follows a secondary character from this volume and his adventures, and by the hints in the blurb, we may also see some Magpie Lord sightings there as well.
Would I read more of this series? Of course! I’m a greedy reader and if the next book was just Stephen and Crane talking about the weather (“Looks like rain.” “That it does.”) I’d pick it up in a heartbeat, but end of the day, even for this greedy reader, this journey settles very well in this volume, and I think other greedy readers will be quite pleased.
Review first posted to the Boys in our Books blog.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
The best of the series. A must-read.
By Ulysses Dietz
Flight of Magpies
By KJ Charles
Five stars
Practice comes full circle. Lucien and Stephen—Lord Crane and Mr. Day—face their ultimate test, as men and as a couple.
In “Flight of Magpies” KJ Charles offers us the third, and most exciting, of the Charm of Magpies series, although there are two short stories that expand the magpie universe to five. The setting, the characters, both primary and supporting, the action, and even the sex; all work together to provide a page-turning adventure that will have you begging for more at the end.
Something about the language, the dialogue, in this volume is especially riveting. Both Lord Crane and Stephen Day speak with such acuity and power. Each of them has great moments of soliloquy that give us insight into their true strength and character. There’s a shivery level of un-lordlike verbiage from Lucien that reminds us of his very colorful, not to say violent and dangerous, past. We see his longtime servant Mr. Merrick in a new light, and remember that he is neither Jeeves nor Downton Abbey’s Carson. We delve more deeply into the politics of the magical control system in Victorian London, and we are dragged into a series of hideous murders more terrifying than anything ever dreamed up by Conan Doyle.
The importance of the action, however, is secondary to the interplay between Lucien and Stephen. This is the book where the nature of their bond, of their love for each other, is challenged. It is represented physically in their sexual interaction, but also in the magpie tattoos they share because of the magical connection they have through Lucien’s bloodline. If Lucien seems to be the dominant partner—aristocratic, arrogant, and simply physically larger than the diminutive Stephen—then Stephen’s strength lies in his magic, and in his ability to manipulate Lucien’s natural dominance to his own advantage.
What pleased me most, however, was the underlying plot thread focused on the constant awareness on the part of both men that their relationship is considered criminal under English law. The reality of Victorian London is always there, and even in the world of magical practitioners their sexuality is shocking and unacceptable. In the midst of all the other goings-on, it is their very existence as homosexuals that presents the biggest threat to their happiness. Without sidestepping truth, KJ Charles handles this in a thoughtful, and ultimately clever way. In a world where the concept of gay rights is inconceivable, she manages to inject an element of gay pride.
Charles, to her great credit, feels no need to use cliffhangers. This book felt very much like an ending, and perhaps she has decided she’s given us enough of Lord Crane and his magical paramour. Then again, there was an interesting loose end that never got tied up. One can only hope.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
A magnificent conclusion
By ScuttlebuttReviews
Review by Karen for ScuttlebuttReviews
Reading the last part in a trilogy is bittersweet. You want the resolution for the characters you’ve followed, but at the same time don’t want their story to totally end. I have to say that KJ Charles brought the story of Lucien and Stephen to a magnificent conclusion.
Life in the judiciary is becoming harder and harder for Stephen, the hours are demanding, pay non-existent and the toll is beginning to tell on his relationship with Lucien. Lord Crane is getting frustrated with the rules and civilised behaviour in England, and yearns to leave.
I thought that this was an amazing conclusion to the series. The character development is masterful, and the feeling of love and friendship is an absolute pleasure to read. Lucien, so strong and in charge is so deliciously vulnerable when it comes to Stephen, and Stephen himself opening up more, understanding himself more , these characters are excellent.
And Merrick, how happy did it make me that Merrick got some more time in the limelight?
The plot itself brings together the loose ends from the first two books, and ties then all in a gorgeously written package, while I wanted to savour this book, once I started it I just could not put it down.
The quality of KJ Charles writing is excellent; in the MM genre there are a few writers who are trying, and succeeding, in doing something different. For me, KJ Charles is at the forefront of those writers, her books keep getting better and better.
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