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- 435pagine
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Mercedes Lackey's triumphant return to the best-selling world of Valdemar, Take a Thief reveals the untold story of Skif--a popular character from Lackey's first published novel, Arrows of the Queen . Skif was an orphan who would have died from malnutrition and exposure if he had never met Deke the pickpocket. By the time he was twelve, Skif was an accomplished cat burglar. But it wasn't until he decided to steal a finely tacked-out white horse, which was, oddly enough, standing unattended in the street, that this young thief discovered that the tables could turn on him--and that he himself could be stolen!
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Valdemar - 3: Take a Thief, Mercedes Lackey, Jessamyn Fyfe
- Lingua
- Pubblicato
- 2002
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- Titolo
- Valdemar - 3: Take a Thief
- Sottotitolo
- A Novel of Valdemar
- Lingua
- Inglese
- Autori
- Mercedes Lackey, Jessamyn Fyfe
- Editore
- DAW
- Pubblicato
- 2002
- Formato
- In brossura
- Pagine
- 435
- ISBN10
- 0756400589
- ISBN13
- 9780756400583
- Serie
- Tag
- Narrativa, Gialli & Thriller, Letteratura romantica, Fantasy, Prosa storica, Avventura, Young Adult, Gialli, Animali, Fantascienza, Racconti, Fantasy young adult, Magia, Fenomeni soprannaturali, Essere Sovrannaturali, Azione, Crescita, Fantasy urbana, Cavalli, Vampiri, Romantasy, Fantasy epico, Romance young adult, Creature Mitologiche, Draghi, Sopravvivenza, Steampunk, Fantasy Eroica, Trilogia, Epica, Spada e magia
- Descrizione
- Mercedes Lackey's triumphant return to the best-selling world of Valdemar, Take a Thief reveals the untold story of Skif--a popular character from Lackey's first published novel, Arrows of the Queen . Skif was an orphan who would have died from malnutrition and exposure if he had never met Deke the pickpocket. By the time he was twelve, Skif was an accomplished cat burglar. But it wasn't until he decided to steal a finely tacked-out white horse, which was, oddly enough, standing unattended in the street, that this young thief discovered that the tables could turn on him--and that he himself could be stolen!