Den of Thieves: The Ancient Blades Trilogy

· Harper Collins
4.1
19 reviews
Ebook
485
Pages

About this ebook

A thief must steal a crown to join a guild, but it comes at a catastrophic cost in this epic high fantasy trilogy debut.

Born and raised in the squalid depths of the Free City of Ness, Malden became a thief by necessity. Now he must pay a fortune to join the criminal operation of Cutbill, lord of the underworld—and one does not refuse the master . . . and live.

The coronet of the Burgrave would fulfill Malden’s obligations, though it is guarded by hungry demons that would tear the soul from any interloper. But the desperate endeavor leads to a more terrible destiny, as Malden, an outlaw knight, and an ensorcelled lady must face the most terrifying evil in the land.

Praise for Den of Thieves

“Takes off like a startled cat and never stops. Chandler’s characters are well-defined and have complex motives. His magic is wild and ingenious, his plot as intricate as can of worms . . . Welcome to the underworld! And woven into it all, never weakening the story, winds threads of subtle humor. This is a book I would be happy to have written.” —Dave Duncan

Ratings and reviews

4.1
19 reviews
A Google user
December 17, 2011
This was a fun book to read. The characters are likable although the Knight was a bit simple. The thief and the cursed thief were fun characters and I am looking forward to reading the next book.
A Google user
January 5, 2012
The problem was the app, not the book.
A Google user
January 16, 2012
Fun book for a quick read

About the author

David Chandler was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1971. He attended Penn State and received an MFA in creative writing. In his alter-ego as David Wellington, he writes critically acclaimed and popular horror novels and was one of the co-authors of the New York Times bestseller Marvel Zombies Return. Den of Thieves is his first fantasy novel, soon followed by A Thief in the Night and Honor Among Thieves.

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