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Hmm. rebelaessedai Send a noteboard - 07/04/2011 01:24:55 AM
Hulick is a good idea, yes. Two of my favorite stories about thieves are also slash, so I recommend them with the warning that they are, although it's not near pornographic. Those would be Lynn Flewelling's Nightrunner series and Tanya Huff's The Fire's Stone.
Mildmay from The Doctrine of Labyrinth series is a great character, although his thieving days are mostly over during the story. As a roguish guy all around though, he's a great read.
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