Gerald Morris is one of my very favorite authors. He regularly impresses me with his wit and ability to tell a really good story.
Parsifal is just an odd way to spell Percival, I guess. I probably would have read that name more smoothely if I had known that before reading the Author's Note, which of course is at the end of the book. Oh, read the Author's Note, I got a few chuckles in the course of 2 minutes.
So:
Likes
*The Author's Note. As I stated above, you might enjoy it.
*The funny approach to love. Sir Kai has to break an arm and a leg, and Parsifal has to admit to having no feelings at all for Lady Connoire before Kai declares his love for Lady Connoire. But Parsifal and his love are married early on in the book, because why not?
*Terence will forever be my favorite character, even if he's a minor character in this book.
*Gile's role in the story took me by surprise, and I was happy that things came full-circle.
Dislikes:
*My only complaint about this book is that Parsifal is awfully scary when he's bitter.
*I might as well add that while I *did* enjoy Parsifal's Page, it's not among Morris's best. (Still 5 stars from a tough rater, though!)