| Display title | The Lies of Locke Lamora |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | This initial installment of the Gentleman Bastard Sequence, often described as Ocean's Eleven ONLY FANTASY, the book centers around a Magnificent Bastard thief who goes by Locke Lamora and his companions, set in a Fantasy Counterpart Culture of Venice. Originally picked up by a Fagin-equivalent known as Thiefmaker as an addition to his string, Locke quickly makes it impossible for the Thiefmaker to keep him through a series of over-the-top moves, resulting in his sale to Father Chains, ostensibly a beggar-priest but in reality a gifted con artist. |