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Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Emperor's Edge #4
Characters:	Amaranthe Lokdon, Sicarius, Marl "Books" Mugdildor, Maldynado Montichelu, Basilard, Akstyr, Sespian Savarsin, Deret Mancrest, Evrial Yara

Conspiracy (The Emperor's Edge #4)

Lindsay Buroker

Kindle Edition | Pages: 359 pages

Rating: 4.37 | 5919 Users | 269 Reviews

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Title	:	Conspiracy (The Emperor's Edge #4)
Author	:	Lindsay Buroker
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 359 pages
Published	:	April 25th 2012
Categories	:	Fantasy. Science Fiction. Steampunk. Adventure. Romance. Magic. Fiction

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Alternate cover edition of ASIN B007XZ121G When you’re an outlaw hoping for a pardon, and the emperor personally sends a note requesting that your team kidnap him, you make plans to comply… Even if it’ll involve infiltrating a train full of soldiers, bodyguards, and spies loyal to a nefarious business coalition that has numerous reasons to hate you. Even if it means leaving the city right after you’ve uncovered a secret weapons shipment that might be meant to start a war. Even if it's a trap...

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I have read this entire series up to date but this is the only book I'll write a review for. Why you ask? It is simply because I have a tendency, if I am in the zone with a series that I plow through it and read any book available like a locust through a crop. I REALLY like this series.You shouldn't be reading this review if you haven't read the other books or you want to read this series ok? You have been warned, I assume you can read since you're on GR, so don't moan if you come across

Ive decided that Lindsay Buroker is a colossal tease. Shes been dragging out the romance in this series for four frickin books! grrrIve been pretty entertained though so far so I guess I don't mind. As with each book, Buroker goes into another one of the gangs point of view. This one delves into the mind of Akstyr, whos actually one of my favorite characters. I say that because he got the longest list of bad character traits. Hes lazy, grumpy, selfish, immature, difficult and more than a little

For the record, it's been a while since I read the first three books in this series (SERIOUSLY, where does the time go, guys? WHERE?) and I was soooooo ready for some wacky Amaranthe and Sicarius shenanigans. Not that Sicarius is wacky or into shenanigans. He's all business all the time. But Amaranthe? OH, YEAH. She comes up with some fantastically off the wall ideas and I am all over that.So. First off, planning a heist on the emperor's behalf that can't be known or thwarted by his royal

I WAS hoping to be able to take a little reading break after this one... but that's clearly not gonna happen.I really enjoyed getting a chance to see the world through Akstyr's perspective. He was always my least favorite character, but it was heartwarming to see him develop his sense of loyalty toward the rest of the group.This particular installment (especially because there was a train involved) reminded me a lot of the TV show, Firefly. And I love being able to make that comparison because I

Ever since one of my #BookBesties recommended this series to me... thank you agan for that K ;) I'm in love with it... but before I will go into all the reasons why, I have to explain something... we are finally at that moment in the series, when I no longer can avoid every little spoiler from the previous stories, so this is what we will do this time: I will have the next paragraph totally free from any spoilers whatsoever, for all of you people who are brand new to this series... :) and then

Newcomers to Lindsay Buroker's Emperor's Edge series should read them in order: "The Emperor's Edge," "Dark Currents," "Deadly Games" and, most recently, "Conspiracy." While all can be read as standalone stories, there is an overarching storyline that will make the most sense if you start at the beginning.At the end of "Deadly Games," a note from the emperor offered Amaranthe and her group of mercenaries a large sum of money to kidnap him. No explanation was offered, but for a group of people

Yes, it's definitely getting better and better!I thought I would be a bit disappointed in this one, it's focusing on Askyr's story, but it was, again, better than I expected.Even more, the plot thickens! Now is where the story actually begins. This one ends in a bit of a cliffhanger, although it's not exactly a problem because all the books are out and you can just go on reading them all,Yes, still worth it!