Rogue Ghosts & Other Miscreants

The Guild Codex: Warped, Book 3

By: Annette Marie, Rob Jacobsen

Narrated by: Iggy Toma

As a former con artist, I love a convoluted, mind-bending scheme as much as the next guy. But as a recently promoted MagiPol agent, I love it significantly less than that guy.

Especially when the life of a kidnapped teen hangs in the balance.

Between confusing orders and conflicting evidence, this whole investigation has me and my partner, Lienna, spinning in circles. Why is our boss keeping this case off the books? Why is our top suspect, the most notorious rogue in Vancouver, mired in contradictions? And why am I the only one who cares more about the victim than their own ulterior motives?

Everyone wants me to shut up and follow orders, but that's not my style. I'll do whatever it takes to save this kid - even if that means returning to my roguish roots.

©2021 Annette Marie (P)2021 Tantor

Good story with great narration

Enjoyed it. The main characters need a little more development, and a little backstory on the captain and others would be helpful, but it is improving with each book. Will definitely get the next book. The narrator is very good!

Waitingcan wait to see how this develops.

I love the development of the story. looking forward to the new relationship between CPR Blight and Zach. Ohhh monster is coming!!!!

Kit is so amusing

Kit really has a great way with words. Love the comparisons and metaphors he comes up with. It was great to see more of his and Liana's back stories and motivations.

awesome story

it was thrilling and full of deep thought and self reflection. this might be my favret
book from this author

I Love guild codex.

I love all of The Guild Codex books and honestly I couldn't choose my favorite series in the universe. I am only leaving a review for this one though and that is because I have never laughed so many times listening or reading a book ever. The comedic relief in this particular series is awesome. I am constantly laughing at Kit's witty sense of humor. I can't even.