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Title	:	The Thief's Gamble (The Tales of Einarinn #1)
Author	:	Juliet E. McKenna
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 495 pages
Published	:	August 28th 1999 by HarperPrism (first published 1999)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Epic Fantasy. High Fantasy. Magic. Adventure. Science Fiction Fantasy

The Thief's Gamble (The Tales of Einarinn #1)

Juliet E. McKenna

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 495 pages

Rating: 3.65 | 1740 Users | 84 Reviews

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The Secrets of the Shadow-Men Magic? It's for the rich, the powerful...the Archmage and his elite wizards and cloud-masters. Livak is not among them. She haunts the back taverns of the realm, careful to appear neither rich nor poor, neither tall nor short . . . neither man nor woman. Obscurity is her protection, thievery her livelihood, and gambling her weakness. Alas, some bets are hard to resist. Particularly when they offer a chance to board a ship for Hadrumal, the fabled city of the Archmage. So Livak follows a minor wizard, Shiv, in an attempt to turn a rune or two, never dreaming that the stolen tankard she wants to sell contains the secrets of an ancient magic far more powerful, and infinitely darker, than any mortal mage's spells.

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Original Title:	The Thief's Gamble
ISBN:	0061020362 (ISBN13: 9780061020360)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Tales of Einarinn #1, Die Welt von Einarinn #1
Characters:	Livak, Ryshad, Shiv, Casuel Devoir
Setting:	Einarinn

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I really enjoyed this book. A fantasy about magicians and thieves and soldiers, but told in an unusual storyline. I will be following up the author and her sequels.

Well Im going to give this four stars. Id like to do three and a half because you killed one of my darlings. And I dont like that. So the main character is so relatable and you cant help but to hope the best for her. She goes through a lot and has trauma and adventure in slightly balanced scales. She has a band of men she works with, and she is t a slut. Im so glad. Books with one lady. To multiple men usually have a disgusting orgy or a love triangle and this had neither. The girl wasnt a prude

This book was really good. It was a very good high fantasy story with an unconventional strong female main character. I look forward to reading more from this author. :D

There is a golden rule to fantasy novels; you have to give it at least the first 100 pages, because the main plot or conflict of the story doesn't really start to present itself until then. I'm on page 96, and I'm still waiting for the plot to stand up and make itself known.I'm not saying that I'm ready the throw in the towel just yet and move onto something else. I'm just not impressed with what I've read so far. I don't dislike the characters, yet there's nothing about them that's particularly

Good story, fast moving well plotted and a leading character you can't help but like even if you wouldn't want her to have access to your valuables.I got caught in this book fast and stayed that way. The traditional characters, a party with fighters, wizards, and a thief. Later they run on a different type of wizard (sorcerers?) and an evil cleric, all are well done."Good read". (Note the play on words...aren't you impressed? Oh you aren't, sigh, okay.)

I am a bit unsure about how much I appreciated this novel. Let me try. The setting is quite interesting. A world with magic based on the elements and then a magic of the mind, quite terrifying. The part where Livak & Co end up across the ocean is absolutely gripping. Characters were balanced, diverse and interesting, but somehow haphazard. I think that while I really enjoyed following Livak and her companions, it was harder for me to understand the need for all others. The alternance of

The Thief's Gamble is a great traditional fantasy, of the kind that made me fall in love with the genre when I was fourteen years old. Which shouldn't have been a big surprise as the book was actually first published in 1999, which was in the same decade as when I first discovered fantasy. It's epic and fun none of that modern gritty stuff here and very much a part of a series. Of course 'modern' fantasy often is part of a trilogy or series as well, but it seems as if these days more of an