Short one shot fan-fic....set in Camorr....from The Lies of Locke Lamora. If you have read the book you'll know what it's all about.

A series of five drabbles connected by five songs, based on a book series that's like "Ocean's Eleven" meets George R.R. Martin. The songs are from a challenge at the Reviews Lounge, Too.

A bit about growing up in the burrow and the aftermath of Lies. Set during Red Seas Under Red Skies. Inspired by "Ivory Road" by King Charles.

Sometimes Jean thought about running away.

Locke has no problems lying to everyone and anyone, but there's someone who can see right through him. Mild spoilers for the first chapters of Lies.

Fluff moment between Locke and Jean, hanging 80 feet in the air. Locke/Jean

When Sabetha met Locke. A purely fan-made situation. T for language and nudity.

In LIES OF LOCKE LAMORA, twelve year old Bug is sheepish when someone mentions Sabetha-Locke related topics. Why would he be? T for a dash of kinky-ness.

Lamora leads the Gentlemen Bastards on their first grand heist to pull off ten thousand crowns from Lady De Marre.Everything goes well if you read the books they get their money and Sabetha runs away later.But what about the pigeons?

Written for Yuletide 2009. "I'll take my chances with lingering on." Post-Red Seas Under Red Skies fic.

Locke comes to a realization, Jean is confused, there is silliness and adorable. Oneshot.

"You're my very own pezon, right Locke?"

Written for Yuletide 2008. "Locke had always prided himself on his ability to read people, to figure them out. And yet he could not solve for the life of him the enigma of that man closest to him, Jean Tannen."

Gentleman Bastard Sequence by Scott Lynch; Locke is a pessimist and sad, Jean tries to make him think and ends up trying to make him feel better. There is aaangst. And language, as always with this pair. ONESHOT. This series needs more love.

Scott Lynch The Lies of Locke Lamora. Spoilers for the end of said book. In which Locke does a lot of bleeding and Jean makes an attempt at optimism. Warnings for language, obviously, and bloodythings.