Review is for the series. I really liked this trilogy! The characters were a little hard to get comfortable with in the beginning, but I stayed with the books because I love the relationship between thieves Loch and Kail. Their banter really reminded me of Michael J Sullivan's Royce and Hadrian. The...
The Palace Job by Patrick Weekes (writer for Bioware on both the Dragon Age and Mass Effect franchises) is a somewhat shallow but action-packed novel set in a magical fantasy world. Loch and Kail are former Scouts for the Republic who are planning to steal a priceless Elven manuscript back from the...
It seems ridiculous now, but I sat on The Palace Job for weeks after being granted a copy of it via Netgalley. I thought it sounded a little too light-hearted, a little too cutesy for my tastes; my fear was that it would end up being The Lies of Locke Lamora-lite. Sometimes it's good to be very, ver...
The Palace Job Patrick Weekes I love heists. I can't really explain why. It probably has something to do with the planning involved in the exploit, and the large cast of colorful characters, and the delicious twists within twists. Honestly, I have a hard time defining their magic, since one of the...
I really thought I would like this story, but unfortunately, it just wasn't for me. To start off with, it was so hard for me to get into because there wasn't any character development, and believe me, there are a lot of characters. There also wasn't any background at the beginning of the story on th...
This was a great read. I am not 100% sure how to classify: steampunk, fantasy, scifi? It has artifacts, magicians, and flying airships...oh, and unicorns and elves... It had such a kick ass heroine. No blustering, just solid. A soldier who was badly wronged and is out to make things right. She i...
I used to think that adding a unicorn to a story (especially if it's already fantasy) could never be a bad decision. Now however, I'm no longer so sure... Because the horny unicorn that roams this book really had me confused. All the while I was reading I thought it was meant as a story for older ...
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