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The Republic of Thieves (Gentleman Bastard #3)

Scott Lynch

Hardcover | Pages: 650 pages

Rating: 4.23 | 77805 Users | 4714 Reviews

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Original Title:	The Republic of Thieves
ISBN:	0553804693 (ISBN13: 9780553804690)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.scottlynch.us/books.html#republic
Series:	Gentleman Bastard #3
Characters:	Locke Lamora, Jean Tannen, Sabetha Belacoros
Literary Awards:	Locus Award Nominee for Best Fantasy Novel (2014), David Gemmell Legend Award Nominee for Best Fantasy Novel (2014), David Gemmell Ravenheart Award Nominee for Best Fantasy Cover Art (2014), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Fantasy (2013)

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With what should have been the greatest heist of their career gone spectacularly sour, Locke and his trusted partner, Jean, have barely escaped with their lives. Or at least Jean has. But Locke is slowly succumbing to a deadly poison that no alchemist or physiker can cure. Yet just as the end is near, a mysterious Bondsmage offers Locke an opportunity that will either save him or finish him off once and for all. Magi political elections are imminent, and the factions are in need of a pawn. If Locke agrees to play the role, sorcery will be used to purge the venom from his body - though the process will be so excruciating he may well wish for death. Locke is opposed, but two factors cause his will to crumble: Jean's imploring - and the Bondsmage's mention of a woman from Locke's past: Sabetha. She is the love of his life, his equal in skill and wit, and now, his greatest rival. Locke was smitten with Sabetha from his first glimpse of her as a young fellow orphan and thief-in-training. But after a tumultuous courtship, Sabetha broke away. Now they will reunite in yet another clash of wills. For faced with his one and only match in both love and trickery, Locke must choose whether to fight Sabetha - or to woo her. It is a decision on which both their lives may depend.

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Title	:	The Republic of Thieves (Gentleman Bastard #3)
Author	:	Scott Lynch
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 650 pages
Published	:	October 8th 2013 by Del Rey
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Epic Fantasy. High Fantasy

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Seeing as this is the 3rd book in a series, I don't want to say too much about the plot. I will say that I enjoyed this one much more than Red Seas Under Red Skies but still not quite as much as the first book The Lies of Locke Lamora. I appreciate that we *finally* got to learn more about Sabetha, and the flashbacks in this book, YOU GUYS, the flashbacks were SO good. I loved the theatrical and political aspects of this one a lot. And as always, Locke & Jean are the ultimate BroTP (pretty

We are back on track!!!I dont have time for a super in depth review but lets just say that some of the magic that was lost for me in Red Seas over Red Skies is now back again. Part of the reason is the flashbacks to when Locke and Jean were kids running scams and seeing Sabatha when she was part of their team. The other reason is Sabatha now. SHE IS AMAZING!!! You are either going to love her or hate her but I love her and I love Lockes reactions to her. Im, uh, going up to the room to get

I really enjoyed reading this series. I love the Locke and Jean bromance. And I'm delighted with the humour, though crude, is strangely eloquent. However, the quality of the books seem to be dropping as the series progressed. As engaging as the plot was, The Republic of Thieves did suffer from really uneven pacing; some setpieces were dragged out, some rushed through. What I did absolutely love from this book was the backstory Interludes which brought the reader back to Locke's much younger days

2.5*- 3* RTCI was in love with the first book in the series, The Lies of Locke Lamora. Everything about it made me jump with joy while reading, even the gory parts. I loved the characters, the cussing, the banter between the characters, the dark side of Lockes mind, even the never ending world building. On to Red Seas Under Red Skies. I still enjoyed it a lot even though more than half was set on the sea and I am not a fan of seafaring. Still, the plot was interesting, Locke and Jean were as fun

Blessed is the one who aids a thief, hides a thief, revenges a thief, and remembers a thief, for they shall inherit the night. I used to think of the Gentleman Bastard series as a mediocre series, but this third instalment finally managed to impress me. Action wise, this had quite a few. Not enough to fully impress me, but quite adequate to keep things interesting. This novel felt more like a character development novel for Locke and the ever mysterious Sabetha.So we finally get to know who

This first book in this series was very good.The second book in this series was excellent!This book was just meh . . .Each one of the books is a similarly meandering and complex epic adventure with twists, turns, and surprises. The Republic of Thieves was no exception. The problem was that I could not really get invested in either of the main storylines. The previous books were true adventures while these stories just felt like ho hum, day in the life type stuff. I will say that if you like the

"Hardship is boring as all hell. Gotta find laughs if you can't stay drunk." What a great fantasy series this is! I did find this one ever so slightly harder to tackle, it's a good 100 pages longer than book 2 and a lot of the content was quite political and less fast moving.Locke and Jean have managed to escape their latest escapade on the high seas and are now firmly back on land. Before long they have been swept up by the Bondsmagi and forced into another heist filled with deception and