pickBook #2 in this fantasy trilogy. Locke Lamora is now one of my favorite fantasy characters. The Robin Hood of Fantasy with fun escapades and fun dialogue. Locke and Jean are made to become pirates to work towards swindling two of their conquests. 🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️
panI‘m disappointed that this didn‘t work better for me. It started pretty strong, but got really repetitive and dragged much longer than necessary.
The premise was interesting, and I loved the dark fairy tale feeling. Unfortunately it doesn‘t come close to Bunny for me though. Not sure if I‘ll read her new book, right now I‘m leaning towards no.
pickI read this in 2013 and I liked it, I may have read more of the series? I can‘t remember, but I have plenty of catching up to do regardless. So since 2006 we as a society are more aware of cultural appropriation & Briggs is not native & the fae are sent to reservations which is… not ideal. Urban fantasy around that time would throw in any & every culture with little to no research, I don‘t know how the indigenous community feels about it here
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I have a pet peeve -
Violet eyes annoy the crap
out of this reader
I bet they will be mentioned at least a dozen more times before the end of the book
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