What do You think about At The Queen's Summons (2009)?
The final book in the Tudor Rose series. It was a bit predictable but still a good read. Pippa is a street performer who gets into a major pickle. She is released into the care of Aidan (an Irish lord awaiting the queen's summons). He cant help falling for Pippa's quirky ways and learns of her abandonment at a young age and the need to find out who here family is. Once finally summoned by the queen Aidan and Pippa arrive at court. All seems to be going well until Aidan is captured and put into t
—Liz
This book was possibly the most underwhelming of the 3, as a series, I didn't find the books very compelling, and this was probably the worst of the three. The Irish flair was mildly amusing, but the implausibility of Pippa's estrangement from her family was just tedious. Additionally, the reader was again confronted with the aging of previous couples in these books, and I prefer to imagine my romance couple living forever-call me naive if you must. Ultimately there are better romance books out there, though admittedly I haven't come across too many that were based at this same time period. Again, not a good enough reason to pick up this book. My excuse is that I was at a Border's going out of business sale and there was an insane discount.
—Lauren
I liked this final book in the series. It was nice to see the characters from books past show up again, and get an update on their lives years later. My only gripe with the story is that more than once Pippa asks herself if Aiden really loves her. It's obvious that he does...actions do speak louder than words. However, like Pippa, I wanted him to say those three little magic words, and was really disappointed when, on the last page, he still hadn't said them.
—Kristine
