A review by charonlrdraws
Dishonour Among Thieves by Paul Durham
4.0
Well its taken me long enough to finally tackle the sequel to The Luck Uglies and its not that bad at least it kept unlike another fantasy book I read recently not mentioning any names...But I am looking forward to seeing how this trilogy ends though despite the huge gap I had between the first book and this one, needless to say I had forgotten a majority of what happened in book one (yeah this happens but I do remember enjoying it) and Dishonour Among Thieves is a very quick read and the story pretty much picks up where book one left off.
But I am kicking myself for not picking this up sooner.
A summery for Dishonour Among Thieves:
It's not easy being the daughter of the High Chieftain of the Luck Uglies.
Now an insidious new lawman in Drowning has declared Rye an outlaw, and she's stuck on the strange and remote Isle of Pest. But the island quickly feels much less remote when the battle to control the future of the Luck Uglies moves to its shores.
To defeat the Luck Uglies' bitterest rivals, Rye must defy a deranged earl, survive a test meant to judge the grit of the fiercest men--and uncover some long-buried family secrets. And when Rye leads the charge to defend the island, she and her friends will meet an eerily familiar enemy. . . .
But I am kicking myself for not picking this up sooner.
A summery for Dishonour Among Thieves:
It's not easy being the daughter of the High Chieftain of the Luck Uglies.
Now an insidious new lawman in Drowning has declared Rye an outlaw, and she's stuck on the strange and remote Isle of Pest. But the island quickly feels much less remote when the battle to control the future of the Luck Uglies moves to its shores.
To defeat the Luck Uglies' bitterest rivals, Rye must defy a deranged earl, survive a test meant to judge the grit of the fiercest men--and uncover some long-buried family secrets. And when Rye leads the charge to defend the island, she and her friends will meet an eerily familiar enemy. . . .