Arabian Heist By Shane Lindsay Kindle Edition Arabian Heist Some knights pledge their whole lives to sacred duty. Sir Champaign can’t even fake his way through the first crusade. Exiled by his fellow Crusaders and left to rot at the bottom of a desert pit, he has the rest of his wretched Arabian nights to repent of the heist he didn’t commit—as well as the heists he did. He has but one desperate plan to reverse his fortune. All he needs now is a crew. Ali Baba had forty thieves. Champaign needs only nine. A ragtag band of experts from all corners of the Arabian underworld—sword swallowers and snake charmers, magic carpet surfers and magic lamp vendors, necromancers and belly dancers. He’d even put a genie on the team, if they’d let him. But nobody’s that crazy. Then again, their target is the one treasure Ali Baba himself wouldn’t dare touch. It’s guarded by a nightmare terrifying than any dreamt in 1001 Arabian nights: an immortal sand beast known as the Decalogue Dragon. It lives on the desert’s rooftop, in a nest made for dragon wings, in a lair scarred by dragon claws and laced with poisonous dragon blood. But there’s than just a dragon hoard in that desert cave. And with the help of a fellow knight errant and the funding of a rogue Arabian prince, Champaign thinks he just might have the blueprint to stealing it. Now every vulture in Arabia is circling, from mute assassins to greedy Knights Templar. He’ll have to be clever than Aladdin, cunning than Ali Baba, and daring than Sinbad to pull off the heist of the century. Maybe give Scheherazade something to write about for the next 1001 Arabian Nights. Only the dragon stands in his way. And it will take than three wishes to steal the treasure, escape with his life, and clear his name. Book Arabian heister chevy First the good This book does not make the mistake of so many others it does not drown in purple prose at least not in the first few chapters Descriptions are brief and to the point and the prose is witty and in places original The dye market looked like somebody had skinned a rainbow and left the carcass out in the sun. Book Arabian heist brewery At about 40% it was still unstitched and no longer entertaining witty can t save from a complete lack of flow I skimmed the rest of the book The story keeps breaking off to take up seemingly unrelated threads which will somewhere somehow tie back into the story in the least meaningful of ways which do nothing to justify their tediousness chapter 45 is dedicated to one of these side plots mostly one very long conversation and features a character never seen before or again. Arabic christian The violence picks up considerably at the finale and several or many depending how long you let your imagination dwell on it people are killed messily some eaten by reptiles If I d known I would not have downloaded the book By the end of the book there was a lot of the plot that didn t make sense to me because I d been skimming but I no longer cared about the plot or most of the characters The only one I felt invested in did not get their well deserved happy ending On the technical side badly needs flow editing and characterization On the personal side I hate gratituous violence and dislike bittersweet endings so the technical improvements if implemented wouldn t make me like the book Two stars for the creativity it does show English
Some knights pledge their whole lives to sacred duty Sir Champaign can t even fake his way through the first crusade Exiled by his fellow Crusaders and left to rot at the bottom of a desert pit he has the rest of his wretched Arabian nights to repent of the heist he didn t commit as well as the heists he did He has but one desperate plan to reverse his fortune All he needs now is a crew Ali Baba had forty thieves Champaign needs only nine A ragtag band of experts from all corners of the Arabian underworld sword swallowers and snake charmers magic carpet surfers and magic lamp vendors necromancers and belly dancers He d even put a genie on the team if they d let him But nobody s that crazy Then again their target is the one treasure Ali Baba himself wouldn t dare touch It s guarded by a nightmare terrifying than any dreamt in 1001 Arabian nights an immortal sand beast known as the Decalogue Dragon It lives on the desert s rooftop in a nest made for dragon wings in a lair scarred by dragon claws and laced with poisonous dragon blood But there s than just a dragon hoard in that desert cave And with the help of a fellow knight errant and the funding of a rogue Arabian prince Champaign thinks he just might have the blueprint to stealing it Now every vulture in Arabia is circling from mute assassins to greedy Knights Templar He ll have to be clever than Aladdin cunning than Ali Baba and daring than Sinbad to pull off the heist of the century Maybe give Scheherazade something to write about for the next 1001 Arabian Nights Only the dragon stands in his way And it will take than three wishes to steal the treasure escape with his life and clear his name Arabian Heist
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