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Steven Brust

Teckla

3.91

"Teckla" is the ninth book in Steven Brust's popular Vlad Taltos series, and it is a must-read for fans of fantasy fiction. In this installment, Brust continues to develop his unique world of fantasy and crime, blending the two genres seamlessly. The story follows Vlad Taltos, a human assassin and former gang lord, as he tries to lay low in the Dragaeran city of Adrilankha. However, Vlad's past comes back to haunt him when he becomes embroiled in a plot to overthrow the current Lord of the city. As Vlad becomes more involved in the plot, he must navigate the complex politics of the Dragaeran nobility, all while trying to keep himself and his friends alive. One of the strengths of "Teckla" is Brust's world-building. The Dragaeran Empire is a fully realized world, with its own history, culture, and politics. Brust's attention to detail is impressive, and readers will feel fully immersed in this world. The characters are also well-developed, with Vlad being a particularly engaging protagonist. He is a complex character, with a strong moral code, but also a ruthless assassin. The plot of "Teckla" is fast-paced and full of twists and turns. Brust keeps the reader on their toes as Vlad tries to outmaneuver his enemies and stay one step ahead. The book also explores themes of power, corruption, and loyalty, adding depth to the story. Overall, "Teckla" is a fantastic addition to the Vlad Taltos series. It is a well-written and engaging fantasy novel that will keep readers hooked until the very end. Whether you are a fan of the series or new to Brust's work, "Teckla" is a book that should not be missed...

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