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To Be a Thief: Master of the Guild
To Be a Thief begins a wayward boy’s fantasy adventure in which he finds himself amid a powerful Guild takeover.
Tyberius Lawarence Putnum, crosses path with the Master Enchanter Kaasell, who places a spell on Tyal and sends him to a strange new land where plots and twists abound at every turn.
After meeting up with some new friends, some friendly and others questionable, Tyal uses their help to discover the secret of the Thieves Guild – all while avoiding the City Guards.
With Tyal’s quest underway, he will have to become the ultimate thief to find his own place in this new world. Now if he could only get past his shyness around pretty women…
Tyberius Lawarence Putnum, crosses path with the Master Enchanter Kaasell, who places a spell on Tyal and sends him to a strange new land where plots and twists abound at every turn.
After meeting up with some new friends, some friendly and others questionable, Tyal uses their help to discover the secret of the Thieves Guild – all while avoiding the City Guards.
With Tyal’s quest underway, he will have to become the ultimate thief to find his own place in this new world. Now if he could only get past his shyness around pretty women…
395 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 4, 2013
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May 9, 2019
Fun
Mr. Sleigher put together an interesting story. I love his link to his own daughters and bed time stories.
Hopefully as he completes the next series of books, he will pay attention to character development, grammar, syntax, and providing characters with more than just derisive facial gestures.
Great start and good for kids to read too.
Mr. Sleigher put together an interesting story. I love his link to his own daughters and bed time stories.
Hopefully as he completes the next series of books, he will pay attention to character development, grammar, syntax, and providing characters with more than just derisive facial gestures.
Great start and good for kids to read too.
Displaying 1 of 1 review