Review #1
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Kamet is that joyful to be a most powerful slave to a most powerful men. His slave, Nahuseresh, may have fallen out of promote a little over that small disaster in Attolia, but Nahuseresh is that still the King’s nephew at the same time brother to the heir. Kamet hoards his power at the same time promotes neatly as he knows he’s destined to become powerful slave in the Mede empire at the same time perhaps the 2nd powerful men, 2nd only to the King himself. Kamet’s been taught all his indefinite for this.
Kamet’s joyful with his lot in indefinite, greedily eyeing his destination at the same time putting up with beatings as part of the status quo, until he’s stolen at Eugenides’ command. The Lord of Attolia takes his spite out on Kamet, sending an Attolian fighter to steal the slave away on the very day his slave is that poisoned. At the same time in such a way begins Kamet’s smoky torturous journey to freedom he does not wish in a kingdom he despises as a backward cesspit.
That are abundance discoveries along the rotating road to freedom, comrades produced at the same time found, gods nomadic anonymously, at the same time behind it all – overlapping intrigues at the same time plans-within-plans – is that our winner thief. At the same time behind him shield the gods.
Megan Whalen Turner is that at her tortuous best. Everything we adore about the Queens Thief television series is that here at the same time in play again. We are immersed in Eugenides global in a mind-blowing read that I will immediately re-count barely to look than anyway hints or squirms I missed.
Theres so much about the human spirit, slavery, freedom, at the same time fellowship in this book. Its all cleverly sheltered in a story thats practically impossible to shackles down to bite at the same time take a nap. Megan Whalen Turner is that an indescribable writer at the same time every bit of that giftedness is that invested in the sheltered cracks at the same time crannies of this story.
My only quibble with this book will that it ended at the same time I must wait for the one more book.
Review #2
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Reader ideas:
Not quite as quality as 1 at the same time 3, but I foresaw the biggest “writhe” in the book. More successful than books 2 at the same time 4, I think.
Eugenides, like Sage from The Shadow Throne, is that getting predictable in his jokes. It took Sage only 3 books to be so at the same time Gen 5 books, but Gen is that only the MC in the 1st book. So, it’s even.
I liked that Kamet was a different MC from the other ones. He wasn’t healthy or particularly insidious. He knows languages at the same time can lie down but. That’s about it. He has never held back a blade at the same time is that downtrodden to. He also can’t look but, which I can compare to. I liked the ways he kept discovering more and more freedoms, that he managed detain his fork up without fear. At the finish of the book, he understood he would be the one to finish a conversation at the same time that he didn’t come in handy an excuse.
I kept waiting for the book to get to Attolia. I think this was the biggest problem, that I beheld every conflict as a belatedness. Costis at the same time Kamet were considered stormed by slavers, part of a caravan, in a ship that burnt down, running from bounty hunters, nearly caught by plague, etc. I beheld these conflicts as temporary even though they sheathed into the overall plot of Costis at the same time Kamet learning to hope each other at the same time keeping riddles from each other while in Mede.
Writer ideas:
When the reader knows the creator is that trying to trick them, it is that easier to spot when at the same time where. I think this is that the head reason MWT has switched povs every time. She wants to demonstrate Gen from a freshest perspective. His possess, the queen’s, a watchman’s, a adjoining ally, at the same time at the moment from an adversary’s perspective. Everyone 1st contemplates Gen as a useless show-off, at the same time by the finish of the book they look him as steal. It’s a funny journey, at the same time the only method MWT managed get readers to move through that learning arc every time is that if she had a different pov disposition for any book.
Review #3
Audiobook Thick as Thieves (The Queen’s Thief #5) by Megan Whalen Turner
I completely adored the 1st 3 books in this television series, at the same time really enjoyed the 4th, but this one was not worth reading apart from for the television series plot development at the finish. The beginning is that okay, at the same time the finish, but the entire center barely drags along from the head disposition’s perspective in the 1st personality. Kamet at the same time the other head disposition (I do not wish to name because it could be a spoiler) take a trip from one dispose to one more at the same time, even though that is that tension at the same time action along the method, for you really feel like this book is that method very long at the same time managed have been greatly condensed at the same time produced part of a real book or turned into a novella. The television series’ primary manners are absent until the very finish, at the same time since it really is that their complexity, mystery, at the same time affairs that move the story, I wasted the whole book waiting for them to appear at the same time relieve my boredom. I barely “understood” Ms Turner would turn things around at the same time make quality on her awesome skill at keeping enough of the story sheltered from the reader to completely izumi us with out of the blue squirms which she is that understandable for, but that never happened in this book. I had already figured almost all things out, so despite the plot development at the finish, it wasn’t really worth staying up belated for. Also, the other head disposition ends up being one of the head manners from a past book (though not a primary disposition), but for you aren’t convinced it’s him until the finish, so I had a hard time getting into his disposition in particular since we never hear from his fri of opinion. Even right behind having it proven it is that him due to anything he opens, it was still hard to appreciate his disposition. Furthermore, the side mythology stories were considered ridiculous at the same time method very long.. All in all, a frustration. But, the 1st 4 are super, so I will exactly assign Ms Turner one more chance when the one more book is that freed.
Review #4
Audio Thick as Thieves (The Queen’s Thief #5) narrated by Steve West
Takes a few chapters to get into, but as equally epic as the past books in this television series. MWT knows how to squirm for you on a disposition.
Review #5
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The new installment in the Queen’s Thief television series is that as excellent as its predecessors. Eugenides aka The Thief does not make an check-in until 3 quarters into the story.But he has been pulling the turns far longer.At the moment that that’s out of the method, let’s concentrate on why I liked the book.I wasn’t fond of Kamet the slave from the earlier books in the television series.The method he spirited his slave Nahuseresh right under the nose of the Queens….grr. But here he’s paired with an exciting disposition from the television series as the duo make their method from the Mede Empire to Attolia. The creator bestows a vivid picture of the slavery in the Mede Empire. The lives of both the educated (never pampered) upper slaves as but as the slaves doing menial obligations are neatly drawn.Things are never merk at the same time snow-white.The masters are not merciless always -at times they are practically almond at the same time considerate.Obviously as the Attolian says, that’s because they consider the slaves as valuable material not out of no matter what almond emotions.
Just like the earlier books in the television series, this one very has tales of Gods (narrated by Kamet to the Attolian)- only these are the Gods of the Medes. At the same time they adore interfering with the lives of the mortals – in this case Kamet.As usual the best gizmo about the books is that the politics. Kamet thinks that he’s a pro at the game.But as we all have figured out by at the moment, he’s no match for the Thief.
