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# The Heart of the Lost Star (Tales of the High Court) (Volume 3) Paperback – August 23, 2017

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## Customer Reviews

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    I love the world created in this series
  

*by I***K on Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2017*

I love the world created in this series. With each book we learn a little more about the society. This one shines a spotlight on the acceptance of gender fluidity and lack of traditional male female roles . I have to admit to not realizing Kamir was trans until well into the book during a sex scene. It is listed on the site so that’s my bad. It did kind of jar me because I wasn’t aware of it at all until this point making me ponder what I’d read the previous 100 pages. I do like that there is no prejudice in that regard in this world. There is prejudice however. One of the MCs Jadar is looked down upon for where he comes from. Jadar is the first man from the Islands to be promoted to his rank in the army. He’s also friends with the King and Consort. Basically he’s pretty important. He still faces racial slurs and stereotypes. He’s bisexual. Jadar’s was brought up in a very different society than the one he’s living in. In his society people can choose to have many lovers. They also think very highly of mothers but not in a traditional sense. I won’t try to explain it here but I did find their culture interesting. It kind of sculpts who Jadar is. He also has a history that will be explained in the book that I found pretty interesting.Kamir is young. He’s been shunned by his family for running off with a man who abused him and didn’t offer his family any form of income. His mom is basically a money grubbing social climber and Kamir failed to deliver the golden goose of a husband the youngest child in the family is meant to score. Kamir’s family and ex are awful. What he did gain from his impulsiveness was 2 amazing children that are his world. In fact they are who gave him the courage to leave the Ex who pops back in his life trying to extort him in this book. He has a best friend from the same island as Jadar. Other than that he has no one to depend on but himself. He has a crush on Jadar but based on his social status and the label of divorcee he thinks that’s a dream that will never come true. Jadar does notice him however and a courtship begins. Kamir is struggling with so much in this book. He decides even if it’s just a fling he wants this one small thing for himself. I did like the couple together. Jadar is powerful and confident. Kamir is sweet and good. They made a really good match. Jardar just takes his sweet time realizing how good they are together. I do have to say I wish they had been able to be together more. A large portion of the book has Jadar far away on a diplomatic trip while Kamir suffers on multiple fronts from home. Sarrica was pretty disappointing. I get he’s being protective but he went WAY too far. I liked how Jadar doesn’t waver from who he is and that he’s a little cocky. I felt so bad for Kamir but respected that no matter what he picked himself up and carried on.This one was pretty sweet. The courtship is slow and is mostly done in letter form as absence seems to make Jadar realize it’s more than just lust between him and Kamir. I loved Kamir’s best friend and body guard. His ex was a little OTT and his mother was vile. There is some adventure and action in this one but not as much as I’d have liked. Overall it was good but not nearly as good as the first one IMO.

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    Eh
  

*by L***S on Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2019*

I’m just a bit confused about gender in this series. I thought Derr made a world where men could get pregnant, but in this story we learn Kamir is a transgender man so he has all his lady bits and obviously gets pregnant and already has two kids (who are both trans). Also Tara is pregnant in this book who is feminine and eccentric, is he trans? So my question is, are all the men who have been pregnant trans?Please explain the Dames to us clearly Derr, are they the biological mother of the children they carry? Do they have intercourse with the father, because Allens Dame was his fathers sister. This story has a pretty bad ending, Jader leaves about halfway through the book and returns at the very end, we don’t see him and Kamir being a couple at all, we don’t see the birth of their baby, there’s no epilogue. Pretty disappointed.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    A bit misleading, but cute
  

*by B***M on Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2018*

I feel a bit like an ass in only giving this book 3 stars, because I loved the previous two, and Megan Derr is one of my favorite m/m authors. Writing-style wise, Tales of the High Court is one of her best, at least that I’ve read. I’m all for trans, non-binary, and gender fluid representation. But I guess I just felt a little…misled. Kamir is adorable, don’t get me wrong, and I think it’s great Megan built a world where gender is a non-issue. It’s pretty freeing. But, I was expecting m/m (cis), so I guess I was just a little thrown off. The tags are misleading, since such tags are often used in gay romance, so I didn’t think much of them. Perhaps it just goes with my personal reading preference? Like I said, I feel a bit like an ass here, especially after reading some of the other reviews. I just prefer to read m/m (cis) romance. Then again, in the first two books, I thought the references to men bearing children meant there was going to be mpreg (a subgenre of m/m I’m not too fond of), so this book cleared up a lot on that front lol.That said, Kamir and Jader were quite likeable, and most of the time, I just wanted to give Kamir a hug. Even though I would have preferred them to be together more, I actually enjoyed the letters they exchanged, and found myself anticipating the next one as much as they were. Thereon and Kamir’s family are truly detestable, and I was so glad they got what was coming to them. Kamir’s handling of it also showed his maturity, and how he deserved so much better than Thereon.And Jader...what's not to like about him?In spite of what I said in my opening paragraphs, it really was a sweet story, and if you have read the previous two Tales of the High Court books, definitely read this one.

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