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Locklands

By: Robert Jackson Bennett
Narrated by: Tara Sands
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Once, Sancia Grado was just a thief with a grudge and a rare talent. Then she learned how to use that talent, and beat the great merchant houses of Tevanne at their own game. With Clef and Berenice, she even saw off an immortal hierophant—but the war they're fighting now is one they know they can't win.

This time, they're not facing robber-baron elites or an immortal hierophant, but an entity whose intelligence is spread over half the globe: a ghost in the machine using the magic of scriving to possess and control not just objects but human minds.

Despite all their efforts, their enemy marches on, implacable, unstoppable—and it's closing in on its true prize: an ancient doorway that leads to the centre of creation itself.

Sancia and her friends glimpse a last desperate opportunity to stop this unbeatable foe—but to do so, they'll have to unlock the centuries-old mystery of scriving's origins and pull off the most daring heist they've ever attempted.

And as if that weren't enough, their adversary might just have a spy in their ranks—and a last trick up its sleeve....

©2022 Robert Jackson Bennett (P)2022 Penguin Audio Action & Adventure Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Paranormal

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"One of the best fantasy writers on the scene today." (Kirkus Reviews)
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The author lands the ending of this trilogy with this satisfying conclusion to the series. Sancia is a tragic figure in this rather than the frustratingly stupid protagonist of the previous books. Some great action scenes and a lovely ending.

Narration was good.

Book 3 - Sancia stops making dumb decisions

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I was a little on the fence with if I was going to finish this series. I’m glad I did since the world was so unique. And I kept listening to it. By the end though I was a little tired of the narration.

What an end

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RJB has written something really special here. The last time I enjoyed a fantasy trilogy as much as I did this one was when I read Mistborn. The only downside of this whole series is the swearing, it some how feels disingenuine to the world the story takes place. In this awe-inspiring world filled with fantastical elements, with its own lore and different types of people in it. Whenever the MC gets emotional, all of a sudden she transform into a classical American teenager.

4.5 Stars

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