Where The Story Starts by Imogen ClarkMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Ok, I'm going to try to comment on this without spoilers, but no promises...
The two main men in this story (the father and son) were extremely childish and spoiled. Even for spoiled rich men they seemed exceedingly so. And their childishness was only surpassed by how frustratingly servile the women were (both the mother and daughter, but especially the mother), protecting and indulging these men at every turn. So in the end the main man never had his comeuppance (when he is found out, the person doesn't reveal it to him or to anyone else, and when he causes a woman's death, he never finds out and lives in ignorant bliss) and never realized how his decisions had real consequences.
All that aside, I rather enjoyed this.
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