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Original Title:	The Mirador (Doctrine of Labyrinths, Book 3)
ISBN:	044101500X (ISBN13: 9780441015009)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Doctrine of Labyrinths #3
Characters:	Felix Harrowgate, Mildmay the Fox

The Mirador (Doctrine of Labyrinths #3)

Sarah Monette

Hardcover | Pages: 426 pages

Rating: 3.99 | 1954 Users | 135 Reviews

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4 stars--I really liked it.

It's the characters and the writing that keep me interested in these books, not the plot. Like with the last book, the pacing is strange, and Mildmay and Felix seem trapped in loops of self deprecation and anger that are repeated over and over. The plot is a slow burn, with some meandering mysteries that connect/get intense in the last 10% of the book.

What bumped this from 3 to 4 stars was the introduction of Mehitabel's chapters. Even though I have a hard time reconciling this Mehitabel to the one we met in the last book, her voice was so refreshing in this male-angst world.

Really sad about something that happened at the end of this book. (Trying to be spoiler free, but if you've read it, you know what I'm talking about.)

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Title	:	The Mirador (Doctrine of Labyrinths #3)
Author	:	Sarah Monette
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 426 pages
Published	:	August 7th 2007 by Ace Books (first published 2007)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Romance. M M Romance. LGBT

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this series has been so dynamic and engaging, and the level of emotional catharsis is NEXT LEVEL. started off with a 3 star review for Mélusine, but these books just keep getting better and better. Sad that they're out of print, because I feel like people would really enjoy this series. It feels like i'm reading fanfiction for a fandom I'm not in, and I mean this in a VERY good way. These books are filled with levels of emotion and introspective that you'd see more in fic than in published work,

The characters are as compelling as always, but the ending comes on super fast and just doesn't feel like there's any sort of real resolution of anything, sadly.

I'm warning people once again: this is not, I repeat is not a m/m romance, despite what the tags may lead you to believe. It does contain two men who have a certain degree of romantic and sexual involvement with each other, but that does not make the story itself a romance. Just as this book doesn't get tagged as "romance" for having two heterosexual characters with some level of romantic and sexual involvement, this isn't a "m/m romance." That doesn't mean it's a bad book (I enjoyed it) but if

Sorcerer Felix and cat burglar Mildmay are still two of the POV characters, and Monette has added a third, actress Mehitabel Parr, whose sections I enjoyed very much, particularly as she brings to bear an outside view of Felix and Mildmay's complex, troubled relationship; as always, Monette handles the three different voices beautifully, always making it clear who is speaking. I don't want to go into plot details for fear of spoilers, but I will say that this book has a little less action and

Originally gave this 3 stars and I'm upping it to 4. I can sort of see why I rated it lower, but also I was wrong and didn't know any better lmaoo. So the thing with the third book is, it sets up a few things--we have Malkar's rubies from book 2, and Felix spent most of the novel thinking of ways to lay the dead, dreading the return of Malkar and his ghost. After all, it's not the first time Malkar died. So we have Dark Items and and the thought of evil rising again, and I wouldn't have blamed

It's 4.5 stars but I'm rounding up because the second half of the book was pure 5 stars. I couldn't put the book down. Well done, Madame Monette. A very high paced and convoluted court intrigue yet with enough emotional depth and great relationship development. I can't wait to start Corambis.

Goodness gracious I adore this series.