At the Queen's Summons (Tudor Rose Series #3) Book

3.5 Stars. (I reviewed the trilogy as a whole on my blog back when I first started and forgot to add it to Goodreads, so forgive me if these reviews seem a bit fragmented.)

Russia, 1533: A gypsy reveals a prophecy of three women, three lives entwined. "I see blood and fire, loss and reunion, and a love so great that neither time nor death can destroy it." The stories that follow revolve around three generations of the de Lacey family, taking place during the reigns of Henry VIII, Mary and Elizabeth.

At the Queen's Summons finishes strong. Pippa is fun and endearing as the streetwise orphan who desperately wants to find her family, and Aidan is brave and honorable as the Irish lord who comes to love her and struggles to protect her from truths that may hurt her and destroy their chance at happiness.

I'm a fan of Ms. Wiggs's historicals and this trilogy was satisfying, but none of them are going onto my Keeper Shelf. I much preferred her Calhoun Chronicles series.